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Large Galaxies Grow by Feeding on Smaller Neighbours
Large galaxies feed on stars of smaller galaxies, a new study has found. Large galaxies feed on stars of smaller galaxies, a new study has found. According to researchers at the University of Western Australia, small galaxies are efficient in making new stars from gas.
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