I agree Jeff, the data on our Solar System being part of another galaxy might hold up but everything after that is nonsense. What does the presence of dark spots on Pluto, aurorae on Saturn, A change in light intensity and light spot dynamics on Neptune, etc. etc. have to do with anything??? They don't. Just a lot of unrelated, natural phenomena. For example, it's been known that most of the planets with atmospheres have aurorae and have had them all along, nothing remarkable about that.
The conjecture that our Solar System might be part of another galaxy that is being consumed by the Milky Way is interesting though and not unbelievable, that sort of thing happens fairly frequently with large galaxies.