• Question: How many stars are there for everyone on the planet

    Asked by Maddie to Vinita, Kirsty, Col Op, Charlie 🚀, Andrea on 15 Jun 2016. This question was also asked by Tanko, winter wolfs.
    • Photo: Kirsty Lindsay

      Kirsty Lindsay answered on 15 Jun 2016:

      If there are 100 octillian ( that’s a number with 29 zeros!) stars in the universe and 7 billion people on Earth, then there are about 142,857,142,857 stars each. You can see about 2000 stars, so about 7 million times more than we can see.

      That is a lot of stars!

    • Photo: Andrea Boyd

      Andrea Boyd answered on 15 Jun 2016:

      I agree with Kirsty 🙂

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