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{{Infobox article
| title       = Cobwebs Of Space: Discovery and Interpretation Of Interstellar Dust Filaments
| author      = [[Harry Hamlin Ricker]]
| publication = ''Beyond Mainstream''
| date        = 2019-05-31
| domain      = Physics
| topics      = dark matter, interstellar dust, astronomy
| url         = https://beyondmainstream.org/cobwebs-of-space-discovery-and-interpretation-of-interstellar-dust-filaments/
| archive_url = https://web.archive.org/web/20250114072224/https://beyondmainstream.org/cobwebs-of-space-discovery-and-interpretation-of-interstellar-dust-filaments/
| retrieved   = 2026-07-23
}}

'''"Cobwebs Of Space: Discovery and Interpretation Of Interstellar Dust Filaments"''' is an article by [[Harry Hamlin Ricker]] published on 31 May 2019 on ''Beyond Mainstream''.

Ricker summarises a paper he wrote in the early 1980s, submitted to an astronomy journal and rejected, describing long narrow filaments of interstellar dust that crisscross space and overlie the view of distant objects like a cobweb. He presents them as a real form of obscuring matter, as elusive as the [[Dark Matter|dark matter]] of cosmology but, in his view, unlike it in actually existing, and notes that image processing has since made such features far easier to bring out.

'''[https://beyondmainstream.org/cobwebs-of-space-discovery-and-interpretation-of-interstellar-dust-filaments/ Read the full article at ''Beyond Mainstream'' &rarr;]'''

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