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Nature 314, 130 (14 March 1985) | doi:10.1038/314130a0
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Astronomy: Gas in elliptical galaxies
A.C. Fabian
IT HAS generally been held that early-type galaxies - lenticulars and ellipticals - are devoid of gas1. The gas lost by stars, both as the winds from red giants and as planetary nebulae, has been presumed to be blown out of the galaxies by the cumulative effect of supernova explosions.
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