Rather than the Sun’s heat, Jupiter’s winds are caused by the planet’s internal heat source. And it's totally possible that this generates stronger winds than the Sun does on Earth. This explains how Jupiter’s atmosphere can change temperature and generate winds.

We don’t know enough about these gases to know how they react to temperature changes. Besides, we still need to know what causes those temperature changes.

We already know Jupiter has stronger winds than Earth does. We need to know how that’s possible, given that the Sun can’t cause winds on Jupiter like it does on Earth. This doesn't tell us that.

It doesn’t matter how many planets in the universe have stronger winds than Earth. This doesn’t tell us how Jupiter’s winds are generated, so it's not helpful.

This still doesn’t explain how winds are generated on Jupiter or planets even further from the Sun, which is what we need to explain the facts in the stimulus.