How many planets are there in the observable universe? We are currently curious if we aren't alone in the universe right? How would you respond to an article claiming that statistically, Earth shouldn't really exist? What do you even plan to do with that kind of information? An astrophysicist at the University of Uppsala may have the answer to this question. It's sad that there aren't any planets like Earth in any of them. If this turns out to be accurate, there's no telling what kind of existential crisis there is waiting for the human race. We are all a product of a very unique planet in the whole Universe and why we were created unique is still quite a mystery. The astrophysicist Erik Zackrisson has totally blown our mind. He and his team set up a computer simulation of the universe after the Big Bang, based on the most recent observations and statistical models. The result confirmed there is an estimated 700 quintillion planets out there. If your Latin needs work, that's a 7