A science Harvard University announced a series of maps traffic Galaxy is described on the subway map in London.

Scientists of Harvard University said the purpose of this map is to make the remote distance between the planets in the galaxy sequence becomes closer.

If you think the bus to work everyday sit loss of our long time, then think about the work that the astronauts will work on “The Department of Transportation Galaxies” in the future.

Entirely based on the subway map, a scientist has published maps of the Milky traffic. This map shows the relationship vast and complex array of our Galaxy in a traffic route.

But the passengers in the future want to use “stop”, the place apart to thousands of light years in a row the transport of galaxies like the stop on the map.

Dr. Arbesman Harvard University in Boston said he tried to draw a map is relatively accurate in their abilities. This map is trying to access a range galaxy closer and makes people think of the long-term ability to stay outside the universe.

The purpose of this map is to make some extremely complex concepts such as the planets in the universe to become closer to people. Each stop on the map apart about a thousand light years, and each route corresponds to a branch of the galaxy, and “stop” are the stars, nebula, or other astronomical objects.

Map subway in London

Dr. Arbesman also said: Although the map is still much traffic deficiencies, but it’s definitely worth the work to simplify “the traffic congestion between the why”.

Dr. Samuel Arbesman, who initiated the “Traffic Map Galaxy.

Inspired presented as maps to the doctorate after he read the novel “The contact” by Carl Sagan, of which referred to a “Central Station” of the universe. This idea led him to analyze, research subway maps and mapping the first pipeline was designed by Harry Beck in London.

Arbesman added: “I hope the maps transport can help find the fastest current location and our remote distances become closer. Same time he used the image of a sol to describe the distance from our location to the Dog Star, and as such it is a suburban street.