How many stars are there?

You might be surprised to know that there are 200-400 billion stars in our galaxy. There could be as many as 500 billion galaxies in the Universe, and each of which could have as many or more stars as the Milky Way Thanks for using ChaCha!

Answered - 628 days ago at 3:44pm on Sep 11 2010

Scientists are not sure exactly how many stars there are. Scientists know that there are billions and billions of them though.

Answered - 639 days ago at 10:04pm on Aug 31 2010

Have you ever looked up into the night sky and wondered just how many stars there are in space? This question has fascinated scientists as well as

Answered by A T. - 663 days ago at 4:41am on Aug 07 2010

Experts say there are around 70 sextillion stars out there. That would be 70,000 million million million......ChaCha away!

Answered by Joe M. - 999 days ago at 5:22pm on Sep 05 2009

There are between 10 sextillion and 1 septillion stars in the Universe. That's a large number of stars!

Answered by Kristine V. - 1016 days ago at 4:12am on Aug 19 2009

The Universe is an infinite space and there are an incalculable number of stars in the expanse. ChaCha!

Answered by Michael H. - 1160 days ago at 12:16pm on Mar 28 2009

There are around 10 raised to the 22nc to 10 raised to the 24th stars in the Universe according to a rough estimate.

Answered by Stephanie G. - 1160 days ago at 3:08am on Mar 28 2009

70 sextillion! The number was drawn up based on a survey of one strip of sky, rather than trying to count every individual star.

Answered by Hannah S. - 1161 days ago at 10:59pm on Mar 27 2009