Each star is a different universe. There is as many stars as there are grains of sand. There is as many stars as people. Each star is 1 person, therefore, every person is a star, shining brightly.

You can never number the stars......but if you think about it space never ends so there are probably a billion stars......also some stars you see in the sky are burned out but the light keeps going since we are so far away, that is called light years. I hope this helps

Andee, the estimate is very general as even our beginning numbers are estimates, but we generally assume about 10 to the 12th or 13th power number of stars in the average galaxy ( about 10 trillion ) and about the same or greater number of galaxies in the estimated universe. Multiply the two together and you get about 10 to the 26th power number of stars. That's 1 with 26 zeros following it, or about 100 trillion trillion. Go ahead and start counting.

It takes you 3000 years to count all the stars on the heaven. Let see, the numbers of stars is much more a lot than number of sands on Earth(I mean the finest sand). And I would say that this is INFINITE and the numbers of stars are not fixed sometimes.