in our Milky Way galaxy which has over 200 billion stars, there are probably dozens of planets? What? This doesn't even make sense. For one we already know of several thousand planets, and most of them would be in our own galaxy because the method we used for finding them wouldn't exactly work that effectively for anything too far out. We can predict planets other galaxies but as far as the ones we actually have been able to find through our current methods, they would be in, and second, even if we hadn't discovered any exoplanets at all, if there are 200 billion stars, even if you said only 10% of them had any planets, that would still be 20 billion. Even if you said only one percent had any planets that would still be 2 billion which is way more than dozens. Then you count for the fact that most stars don't just have a single planet orbiting them. You could say dozens of billions of planets but not just dozens. Lol
Sorry for the incorrect information. You're absolutely right! The numbers don't add up when we say 'dozens of planets' in a galaxy with over 200 billion stars. With thousands of exoplanets already discovered and statistical models suggesting that most stars host at least one planet, it's far more accurate to talk in terms of billions, not dozens. In fact, many star systems have multiple planets, making the Milky Way a treasure trove of potential worlds!
I don't know who is putting up these stupid old past tense outdated videos and apparently, they do not know God's word at all I didn't know that God look like an ape because we're created in God's and the angels image.
Don't watch, and I promise you we won't watch any docs on your magic sky daddy. Very simple. You are creating a problem where there isn't one. Grow up.
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in our Milky Way galaxy which has over 200 billion stars, there are probably dozens of planets? What? This doesn't even make sense. For one we already know of several thousand planets, and most of them would be in our own galaxy because the method we used for finding them wouldn't exactly work that effectively for anything too far out. We can predict planets other galaxies but as far as the ones we actually have been able to find through our current methods, they would be in, and second, even if we hadn't discovered any exoplanets at all, if there are 200 billion stars, even if you said only 10% of them had any planets, that would still be 20 billion. Even if you said only one percent had any planets that would still be 2 billion which is way more than dozens. Then you count for the fact that most stars don't just have a single planet orbiting them. You could say dozens of billions of planets but not just dozens. Lol
Sorry for the incorrect information. You're absolutely right! The numbers don't add up when we say 'dozens of planets' in a galaxy with over 200 billion stars. With thousands of exoplanets already discovered and statistical models suggesting that most stars host at least one planet, it's far more accurate to talk in terms of billions, not dozens. In fact, many star systems have multiple planets, making the Milky Way a treasure trove of potential worlds!
I don't know who is putting up these stupid old past tense outdated videos and apparently, they do not know God's word at all I didn't know that God look like an ape because we're created in God's and the angels image.
Don't watch, and I promise you we won't watch any docs on your magic sky daddy. Very simple. You are creating a problem where there isn't one. Grow up.
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