Hi all, wanted to reach out to the folks on the forum and share what I had posted to the Canonn subreddit yesterday. I'll do my best to summarize, not sure if I am allowed to link to the post or not.
I started some research into the types of nebula LBs have been found in but stumbled across another Greek mythology connection. The California nebula is a part of the constellation
Perseus, a great hero who ruled the kingdom of Mycenae. This sounded too much like Mycoid, as in mycoid virus, so I looked into the root of the word and it translates to 'mushroom' making it too strange for coincidence(mycoid translating in some texts I saw to
fungal). I looked a little further and also found that Perseus had slain a creature called
Cetus. No surprise there is a constellation and a
nebula named after Cetus. I saw that there were some people looking at the constellation of Cetus recently but no one looking or talking about Cetus Ring, or the Skull Nebula. Skull nebula does exist but the main star of that nebula appears to be renamed to BD-12 134. BD-12 is also a good 30 lightyears from where it should be assuming it is a renamed main star of the Skull nebula. Last night I attempted to get as far as I could and realized the distance it too vast for a standard ship, it will require some serious FSD boosts or a better navigator.
It could be nothing but it feels like a clue when you step back and look at earlier references to Seven Sisters followed by LB discoveries in the Pleiades, then the bit about
Cetus' Bane early in the month followed by a LB discovery
in Cetus's bane (Perseus).