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Apr 22, 2023

Deep Thought


The Milky Way is bigger
than your standard-issue galaxy.
The average galaxy has about
100 million stars.
The nerds' best guess right now
is that there's something like 2 trillion galaxies.

That's about 200,000,000,000,000,000,000
stars in the
"observable universe."

200 QUINTILLION STARS

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