How many Suns are there in our galaxy?

This may seem surprising, as the Sun is one of about 200 billion stars (or perhaps more) just in the Milky Way galaxy alone. ... read more

There is only one Sun in the universe, as this is how we came to name our host star. But there are about 200–400 billion stars[1] in the Milky Way in total. Around 19% of those stars are 0,5–1 M☉[2], giving 38–76 billion approximately Sun-like stars in the Milky Way galaxy alone. read more

For many years scientists have studied our own solar system. But until the last few years, we knew of no other solar systems. This may seem surprising, as the Sun is one of about 200 billion stars (or perhaps more) just in the Milky Way galaxy alone. read more

There's about 200 to 400 billion stars in the Milky Way galaxy. There are roughly 100 billion stars, or suns- in roughly 100 billion galaxies in the observable universe. That's a lot! various estimates range from about 100 billion to perhaps 400 billion. read more