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Originally Posted by seashore
..."In 1961 science discovered, by means of satellites, a photon belt encircling the Pleiades."
I don't see any support for the statement, though...
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Perhaps this statement by Noel Huntley, Ph.D. (anyone know who he is?) taken from an
article on bibliotecapleyades.net is relevant:
"By means of satellite instrumentation, astronomers in 1961 discovered what appeared to be an unusual nebula. We normally understand the nebula phenomenon as a vast cloud-like mass of gas or dust. This one, however, appeared to have anomalous properties and was named the Golden Nebula. The public's attention was not drawn to this unusual revelation until much later, presumably when it was realized that this nebula's location was coincident with the projected orbit of our solar system. Around the early 1980s a radio announcement in the U.S. was made (heard by the author) that our solar system was, in fact, going to collide with an 'electromagnetic cloud' in the not too distant future..."