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How Many Stars in the Universe

How big is the universe? One study from Australia places the number of stars that man can see from earth with the most powerful telescopes at 7 x1022. This number was determined by calculating the number of stars in a small section of the sky and relying on the uniform nature of the universe to fill in the rest.

       The true number is unknown. There could be stars in the universe whose light has not had a chance to reach earth yet. For the purpose of this discussion, assume that there are 7 x 1022 stars.


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