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Astrophysicists find that cities grow just like galaxies

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A new study from two scientists at the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics posits that way we group and grow across the Earth is remarkably similar to the way that galaxies grew in space during the early days of our universe. According to them, we can learn a lot about the mysteries playing out on the Earth’s surface by looking at what we know about the deep reaches of space.
via Gizmodo

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Image: NASA

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