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A "universal" supernova efficiency to drive the HI turbulence in nearby star-forming galaxies
The origin of cold gas turbulence in galaxies has long been debated. Supernovae (SNe), the dominant form of stellar feedback, were thought insufficient to sustain it against dissipation, especially in galactic environments with low star formation rates (SFRs). We investigate the origin of the neutra
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