How many stars in the sky?

A sharp set of human eyes can pick out about 3,000 individual stars. In our galaxy alone, there's more then 200 *billion* stars. And there are millions, if not billions, of galaxies besides ours.

You could see loads in the sky alone. In the universe, there are billions, billions, billions, and so on, of stars.

You could see loads in the sky alone. In the universe, there are billions, billions, billions, and so on, of stars.

There is no solid figures of it. Stars that can be seen by naked eyes, 4000, at most.

Quantum has the right range (although I thought the number was closer to 2600). But that's visible stars in the entire sky; at any one time you can only see perhaps half of them, or about 1500 (because the rest are on the other side of the earth).

OVER 9000! no but really there are so many stars in space that us humans cannot determine with the naked eye, depending on where you live determines the amount of light pollution which makes some stars not visible, so in our galaxy alone we have over a billion this of course is not counting all of the other stars in other galaxies (which we cant even keep track of the other galaxies) hope this helps

OVER 9000! no but really there are so many stars in space that us humans cannot determine with the naked eye, depending on where you live determines the amount of light pollution which makes some stars not visible, so in our galaxy alone we have over a billion this of course is not counting all of the other stars in other galaxies (which we cant even keep track of the other galaxies) hope this helps

Quantum has the right range (although I thought the number was closer to 2600). But that's visible stars in the entire sky; at any one time you can only see perhaps half of them, or about 1500 (because the rest are on the other side of the earth).

There is no solid figures of it. Stars that can be seen by naked eyes, 4000, at most.