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It's incredible. That would be, from ~250B stars in the milky way to ~62B Earth-like planets in our galaxy alone. Assuming even distribution across the whole u
by cryptoz 7y ago
It's incredible. That would be, from ~250B stars in the milky way to ~62B Earth-like planets in our galaxy alone.
Assuming even distribution across the whole universe, that's
1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 stars *.25 = 2.5e+20 Earth-like planets in the universe. Astonishing estimates.
As an aside, this Google search result is alarmingly wrong. I wonder how often Google is this wrong for things like medical queries? Yikes. https://imgur.com/a/v75P575 https://imgur.com/a/v75P575
- jobigoud 7y agoThe research in the OP is only for stars that are like the Sun.