To include this story in your blog or website — (16 Apr 2010
01:11 GMT) - The eerie glow that straddles the night time zodiac
in the eastern sky is no longer a mystery. First explained by
Joshua Childrey in 1661 as sunlight scattered in our direction
by dust particles in the solar system, the source of that dust
was long debated. In a paper to appear in the April 20 issue of
The Astrophysical Journal, David Nesvorny and Peter Jenniskens
put the stake in asteroids. More than 85 percent of the dust,
they conclude, originated from Jupiter Family comets, not
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