Watching the Science Channel, if the Universe is 13 billion years old and there are 100 trillion galaxies with the average size of our Milky Way which holds approx 100 billion stars.....how many stars had to be created per day for the entire life of the Universe? I'm coming up with approx 2 trillion stars per day. Did I go astray somewhere (not an unprecedented experience for me)? I know I will be hammered, but I can take it...fire away
