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| − | Here is the number of planets / density information for all universes, credited to Leonard Dickens.
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| − | Number of planets in a galaxy.
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| − | These numbers are not exact, actual number of planets may vary by
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| − | 1 in a tiny/sparse, or 6+ in a huge/packed
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| − | =Number of stars=
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| − | Sparse Normal Dense Packed
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| − | Tiny 24 32 40 60
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| − | Small 96 128 160 240
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| − | Medium 216 288 360 540
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| − | Large 384 512 640 910
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| − | Huge 600 800 940 945
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| − | =Size=
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| − | Edge(ly) Area(ly^2)
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| − | Tiny 400 160K
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| − | Small 800 640K
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| − | Medium 1200 1440K
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| − | Large 1600 2560K
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| − | Huge 2000 4000K
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| − | =Density of stars (#stars/10000ly^2)=
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| − | Sparse Normal Dense Packed
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| − | T/S/M 1.5 2.00 2.50 3.75
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| − | Large 1.5 2.00 2.50 3.55
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| − | Huge 1.5 2.00 2.35 2.36
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| − | This is a [[Stars! FAQ|Frequently Asked Question]]
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