They find that the ratio of triply ionized carbon to neutral hydrogen is roughly constant over a wide range of densities, and that, even as the density approaches zero, the ratio remains high. This unexpected enrichment of low-density gas in heavy elements suggests that early generations of small galaxies might be much more efficient at ejecting heavy elements into the intergalactic medium than has previously been thought. The above report is further support of the Atom Totality theory where the universe grows, as Dirac stated, multiplicative or additive.
Supernova are extremely rare.
This is one of the most hoky ideas accepted by so many so-called professional scientists of the 20th century. They admit that supernova are rare, but they believe that the cosmos was made uniform of its elements by the sole action of supernova. Dirac and I believe that the cosmos is creating new matter all the time and that is the reason the cosmos is so uniform of its elements. In fact, according to me, supernova action reduces the uniformity of the chemical elements. That is, where a supernova occurs, the cosmic uniformity is knocked out of its high degree of uniformity.