Hubble Study Finds Dwarf Galaxies Keep Only 11% of Their Stars' Oxygen
A recent investigation found that dwarf galaxies retain on average just 11% of the oxygen their stars produce. Scientists believe the rest is likely expelled into space during powerful supernova explosions. The result suggests small galaxies hold on to their material far less effectively than had been assumed. Researchers plan additional studies to determine where this missing oxygen ultimately goes.
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