Scientists conducted a study based on observations of the Hubble telescope. The results indicate the presence of a mysterious glow surrounding the Solar System, which may lead to a revision of the model of its structure.
200 thousand Hubble images were sorted. The light of planets, stars, galaxies, asteroids and other known objects of observation was removed from them. As a result, an excess of observed light was detected, which is equivalent to the glow of ten fireflies scattered throughout the sky.
One possible explanation for this glow may be the reflection of sunlight from a sphere of minute dust that was created by comets penetrating from the outer layers of the Solar System. Such a dust shell could become a new component of the Solar System, which is usually not taken into account in its structure.