Protoplanetary solar system disk from star TYC 8241 26521 is only 450 light years away, and between 2008 and 2010 it gradually vanished from our observation. Scientists have very poor explanations that they admit are extremely unlikely, ignoring the likely hood of instrument detection failures and line of sight observation. A possible explanation is that a technological advanced alien civilization destroyed the solar system about 448 earth years ago. If they possess near light speed traveling capabilities, and headed for earth right after destroying the disc, they could reach the sun by now, or in a few hundred years.
Carl Melis, the disk discoverer scientist kindly wrote me back, saying "We had considered a scenario like you propose. The best evidence against such an alignment is that if the disk were perfectly edge-on such that it blocked out its own light, then it would have to also block out the starlight as well. As shown in the supplemental section to the nature paper, the star has not shown any variations in brightness."
If this is not true, then expect the disc to gradually become visible again in a few more years, by simple logical scientific reasoning. Here is why:

Expect more future photos of outer space to be compared with their past photos, showing many more unbelievably defying sudden changes, requiring a metamaterial fractal based plasma cosmology to emerge, putting to demise current paid funded institutionalized traditional cosmology still purporting the big-bang and telling dictating to us how they still see it.
Edge-on views makes the flat disc disappear

Nearly Edge-on views of protoplanetary disks of stars show how they shrink. A perfect 3D geometric alignment explains the finding.
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