How many people play Star Wars Galaxies on the Starsider galaxy??
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I used to play on Starsider.\n\nI didn't know anyone still played SWG at all.
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As many, as there are stars in the universe.
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Well that depends on preferences. IMHO (in my honest opinion)  I would have to say that Guild Wars is the Best.. And my reason for this is that its the only game that is online only that has no monthly fees and you can choose to play the roleplaying part of the game or choose to play against other players. Plus I am still on dail up and it doesn't seem too long to get updates even with dial up.
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a galaxy is a group of stars, consisting of a few hundred million or more, depending on their size.\n\nour galaxy is called the milky way, and the nearest galaxy is the andromeda galaxy
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There are 1019203948105 Galaxies...\n3 more are to be developed next year, and will be released on the 3rd of march.\nCool isn't it?
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My hubby has a planet eclipse nexus auto-cocker and he loves it! He's been playing for about fifteen years.
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I play too.  Great game.
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That's a tough answer for even astronomers to estimate accurately. I've studied astronmy for 30+ years and it seems that the most common answer is between 200 to 400 billion. What's kind of funny about that is it seems to be really rare to read an article that says there are about 300 billion stars in the Milky Way. I have no idea why that is- strange huh? It is more common to read the number 200 billion though. Remember nobody actually counts them unless a computer does it. It's just an estimate based on a number of different obsevations. There is a lot of our galaxy that can't be seen because of interstellar dust and gas. We can't even see the center of the Milky Way from here with our eyes. We can only look towards the center which is in the constellation of Sagittarius.\nWe can see the center and other obscurred areas using different wavelenths of light that the human eye can't see, but it's still hard to pin down a close number with accuracy.
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Wikipedia claims that the observable universe contains about 7 × 1022 stars, organized in about 100 billion galaxies, which themselves form clusters and superclusters. An Ask the Scientist response to this question claimed that there are about 10 billion (10^10) stars in an average galaxy, \nand there are about 10 billion galaxies that we can observe in the universe, so the answer is 100 billion billion or 10^20. I don't think it is an issue that we have a precise answer for as yet.
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da name uh da galaxy is da Milky Way.. in..
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Brad is right; there are around 3000 stars visible to the naked eye at a given moment under good seeing conditions. There are around 8000 visible in the whole 4pi sky.\n\nOur galaxy, the Milky Way, contains about 10^11 (100 billion) stars. There are about 10^11 galaxies, so about 10^22 stars in the whole universe.
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You posted this already.\n\nEdit:  I'm a StarWars fan so I liked it.
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Ever played Dune?\n\nIt's quite old (2000)... but one of the best strategy games ever.\n\nI've read all 6 books, watched all versions of both movies, and played it a million times! Long live the Fremen!!! lol
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Yes I do.  I think that it is humanity's destiny to populate the galaxy.  One stray asteroid could destroy all human life if we are all on one small planet.
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Ok, how about this:\n\nAstronomers estimate that there are at least 70 sextillion (7×10^22) stars in the known universe. That is 230 billion times as many as the 300 billion in our own Milky Way.\n\n(shamelessly stolen from Wikepedia)
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could you chill with the starwars questions