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There must be somewhere around 10^22 (ten to the power 22) stars in the OBSERVABLE Universe. The entire Universe is believed to be much larger than the observable Universe, and possibly infinite - so nobody really knows.

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There are approx 1 septillion starts in the universe. This estimate is arrived at by multiplying the estimated number of galaxies (10 trillion) by the number of stars in a typical galaxy such as the Milky Way (100 billion).

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......different stars have different kind of elements but they are all generally made up of hydrogen and helium.

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i dont kno thats why i asked you

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