Butch Wilmore

I mean, there's gazillions.

We can't even count the stars.

And it says, God created everyone and knows them all by name.

I mean, goodness.

That's a powerful.

There's a few of them indeed.

Certainly more than two.

Think about this.

You look into a piece of sky like the size of the moon.

Just look into a piece of sky.

And the Hubble Space Telescope did that, and it came down with an ultra-high-definition photo.

I think that's what it's called.

And basically, as it's orbiting the Earth, it would look at that piece of sky, and over the course of like 13 years, it would open its lens and take in light, and it did like 13 days total of taking light, something like that.

Anyway, when they got the picture, there's...

billions of galaxies, which have trillions of stars in this one little piece of sky.

And think about this.

You count to a trillion, one number per second.

Guess how long it takes you to count to one trillion?

31,709 years to count to one trillion.

And there's trillions and trillions in this one little piece of sky.