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Actually, I don't know how many stars there are in the universe..

but I can tell you the number is an even number.

For every star born, a twin is born.

You can actually draw a straight line between one star and it's twin.

For every star that dies, it's twin dies also.

In other words, our sun has a twin. An exact twin, an identical twin if you will.

That twin might be at the other side somewhere but a straight line will point to it.

All stars have twins that a straight line can point to.

The Starmaker