How+many+stars+are+there?+(Tyrrel)

Space Inquiry For my mini space inquiry I choose the question how many stars are there in the universe. I will talk about how some people think that there are multiple universes and how some people say that there is one. Others say that there is an alternate universe. I think myself that it is not infinite but I think that there I sonly one universe on alternate one or a second neighbouring one. So this is my project. I think that there are an infinite amount of stars in the universe. I think this because of how the universe is never ending or this is what other people believe I think this is true. It is like estimating the amount of grains of sand on a very large beach. You don’t know exactly how much even with a huge sorter. Even with that it could make a small mistake miscount and you’re starting all over again. So my pointy is that we will almost never or we will never find an end to the universe and can never guess how many there are. Of course the universe could end but if it did I would say there are at least 100 billion stars. This is because we can see for millions of miles and it looks like it is endless and goes on forever. That is what I said but some people say that the universe is small and there are multiple universes and tons of galaxies and even more solar systems. Some say that there are more than one universe even though the definition is all mater and energy, including planets, galaxies. Astronomers don’t know how much galaxies they have even found or seen in the Hubble deep space field. In a picture token by it we see about 10 000 galaxies. The picture that was took by Hubble was a distance of 13 billion light years away. If there are that many that far then there would be a lot in-between there and here and it looks like it’s not ending. My conclusion is that there is a infinite amount of stars because there is no proof of it ending or if it does end no proof of it expanding.

by: Philipp Salzgeber [|http://images.google.com/imgres?q=Stars&hl=en&biw=1920&bih=934&tbs=sur:fmc&tbm=isch&tbnid=M9sEyDDoG90dJM:&imgrefurl]



by: Philipp Salzgeber []

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