On a mild, clear summer night, our family loves to gaze into the evening sky and look for any of the dozens of resplendent star constellations. After minutes of searching, the kids will grin ear to ear upon discovering the Big Dipper. On any given night, there are some 4,500 stars visible from the onlooker’s horizon. However, that figure pales compared to the total count of cosmic luminaries above. There are some 300 billion stars in our Milky Way galaxy alone (multiply that by hundreds of billions, perhaps even trillions, of galaxies). According to recent estimates by the American Astronomical Society, the total stellar population is about 200 billion trillion. . .
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