To count the stars each night, would there be more than how much you've counted the first night, or less?

There will be more stars than that we have counted last time.

Explanation:

Considering our galaxy star is formed daily. Speed that the star formed is greater than the speed to count them by human. It is estimated that there are about star in our galaxy. Even if we count the star to a specific place than will in big number, also there are about 400 million of star is born daily taking about the specific it will be smaller compared to the total but that will still be big number.

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