how many sun in the milky way?

Answer 1

The stars in the night sky are all suns. No-one knows how many. Beyond counting.

There are suns outside the milky way.

Answer 2

Only 1

Answer 3

This is going to turn all those other theories upside down.

God made this earth and numberless more of them, just like ours.!! Complete with air, oceans, rivers, fish, plants and animals, and, yes, even humans like us. No not in our solar system, silly. Look beyond our little spot and you may find too many to count. Just because scientists haven't seen them yet, doesn't mean they are not out there. We are only ignorant of things we don't know about yet. That doesn't mean God doesn't know either. God knows where they are because he made them. Where they are is not important for us to learn at this point because we can't even get along with the people on this earth yet, how are we expected to treat another race of people of another world? You've seen the movies! You've watched the news! How do we treat "aliens" of our own world? And God is not stupid; he does not ever need to have the permission or approval or abilities of mortal man to carry on with his works and purposes. HE IS GOD! The elements and nature obey his voice! If God created numberless worlds with people on them, they will each have their own sun to govern their day and a moon to govern their night, and stars to show for seasons, for signs, and for light. God does not change his purposes from one world to the next.

That means we're not alone in this universe. God knows each of us personally and individually. We will never be able to measure our understanding of how that works. Science will never be able to explain it. Only by faith can we begin to understand, but we are certainly not God.

Answer 4

200 to 400 billion

Answer 5

Only one sun (ours), the rest are called stars not suns.

Answer 6

Billions of stars

Answer 7

7 litres

Answer 8

Many.

Answer 9

Just one,ours

Answer 10

Millions, easyily.