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Stars in the Universe?
How many stars do you think there are in the universe? Please don't just say 'infinite', 'too many to count' etc.
Thanks
I am not looking for an answer just an opinion. Thanks to those who have answered
6 Answers
- Chug-a-LugLv 71 decade agoFavourite answer
A sky survey done some years back estimated that there are 70-sextillion stars in the observable universe.
- Gawdless HeathenLv 61 decade ago
There have been many people who have tried to answer the question but I have seen quite a few cite this as their answer 50,000 billion billion and that estimate is for the observable universe.
A billion billion. That's 1,000,000,000,000,000,000. So, grasp the concept of a billion billion, then think of 50 thousand of those. Easy!
However this number may be way way higher if inflation theory is true.
- M.JalalvandLv 41 decade ago
There are about 10^12 stars in our galaxy. other galaxy have even more stars.
- 1 decade ago
lol, there is no way to know at this point. If we find the "edge" of the universe then we could estimate, but no answer is correct. I would guess 100,000,000 -100,000,000,000,000,000 stars?
- Anonymous1 decade ago
That is a pointless question ask you will never get the correct answer, and that it is exactly what you do not whant to hear. So why ask in the first place.
