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  1. Resolved Question: Do you photograph "Manhattanhenge", the photographs are beautiful? - Sunday, May 30 hi, isabelle ,http://www.google.fr/url?sa=t&source=web&cd=1&ved=0CB8QFjAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fen.wikipedia.org%2Fwiki%2FManhattanhenge&ei=tDQRTJazGYGM4gb56fSFCA&usg=AFQjCNEz2YznvSlBXNvXY7jTjaUTHRdlSw&sig2=np8FkI0p9RLlkM8H2pvpUw
  2. Resolved Question: Does anyone know the song played at the end of CSI NY season 6 Episode 9 Manhattanhenge? - The scene where the team are in the restaurant celebrating solving the case
  3. Resolved Question: Has anyone here ever heard of "Manhattanhenge"? - that is when the sun lines up perfectly straight with the east-west streets...I was wondering if anyone here knows how to calculate when that occurs in other cities? I'm in Houston,TX.
  4. Resolved Question: What Causes 'Manhattanhenge' ? - I just read this story from Yahoo! News. Copyright to Yahoo! It is dubbed "Manhattanhenge" and happens two times a year when the Sun aligns at dusk with streets in a glowing magic trick as rays of sunlight span across New York perfectly, from west to east. "Manhattanhenge may just be a unique urban phenomenon in the world," says astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson, of the American Museum of Natural History, who officially discovered the phenomenon. The name "Manhattanhenge" is a play on Manhattan, this city's most famous borough, and Stonehenge, the megalithic monument in southern England with large stone blocks set out in concentric circles. At Stonehenge, the Sun crosses the site's central axis during the summer and winter solstices, leading experts to speculate that the site could have been used as a sort of sun calendar, as well as for religious ceremonies. But in Manhattan, the phenomenon takes place before and after the solstices when at dusk but before sunset, the Sun neatly matches up with the even-numbered streets running west and east, sending out fingers of light. "As a kid I visited Stonehenge in the Salisbury Plain of England and did research on other stone monuments across the British Isles," DeGrasse Tyson told AFP. "So I was, in a way, imprinted by the emotional power that terrestrial alignments with the Sun can have on a culture or civilization." And New York's phenomenon is more unusual than it may seem, he says. "Any city crossed by a rectangular grid can identify days where the setting Sun aligns with their streets. But a closer look at such cities around the world shows them to be less than ideal for this purpose," he stressed. DeGrasse Tyson first started thinking about the "Manhattanhenge" effect back in 1996. It was not until five years later, July 2001, that he took a photo of the Sun-meets-skyscrapers display. It and others were published in 2002 in a special edition of Natural History Magazine called "City of Stars," he said. And the effect began to become better known. This year, the effect took place May 30 -- before the June 21 solstice -- and now it will be seen again on Wednesday July 13, though it can be seen partially one day earlier. In wintertime, the phenomenon is seen around December 5 and January 8. But weather conditions tend not to be ideal, and make it hard for anyone to spot. To get a good take on the event, DeGrasse Tyson recommends that you "position yourself as far east in Manhattan as possible." Some of the streets where the show shines best are 14th, 23rd, 34th and 42nd, offering incredible views of the Empire State building and the Chrysler building. The American Museum of Natural History is offering on Tuesday a special program at the Hayden Planetarium with a visual tour of "Manhattanhenge."

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  1. Manhattanhenge -
    More Time Lapse Fun; this time with Manhattanhenge
    From: buddhagem
    Views: 11062
    9 ratings
    Time: 00:20 More in Music
  2. Manhattanhenge 2011 -
    Manhattanhenge 2011 from 33rd St and 5th Ave
    From: j2mchugh
    Views: 1405
    6 ratings
    Time: 00:32 More in Travel & Events
  3. Manhattanhenge 2011 -
    Manhattanhenge, as seen here on 42nd Street, is a semiannual occurrence in which the setting sun aligns with the east-west streets of the main street grid in the borough of Manhattan. People rush to the center of the streets to get the best photos although the police try to intervene.
    Views: 2163
    2 ratings
    Time: 01:59 More in Science & Technology
  4. Manhattanhenge -
    July 12, 2009. Manhattanhenge, when the sun sets in alignment with the buildings of New York City. en.wikipedia.org Join us at Rocketboom.com for an ad free experience.
    Views: 32731
    294 ratings
    Time: 01:45 More in Science & Technology
  5. Yahoo! Who Knew? - Manhattanhenge -
    "Now I Know": Test your knowledge. Take the quiz... news.yahoo.com Uploaded for educational purpose, to be used at whoknewth.com, with no intention to infringe on any existing copyrights. All content and the Yahoo! trademark are the property of Yahoo! Inc. Don't forget to check out http for the latest video!
    Views: 103
    2 ratings
    Time: 01:58 More in Education
  6. Manhattan Solstice -
    The Manhattan street grid is angled 30 degrees east from geographic north. On May 28 and July 12, this angle results in a sunset at the end of every cross-street. Everything in Midtown is coincidence.
    Views: 8429
    29 ratings
    Time: 04:14 More in Film & Animation
  7. Manhattanhenge -
    Visit "Sammy and the City" on Facebook..The sun shines down 42th Street in New York City at sunset during the biannual occurrence named "Manhattanhenge", July 12, 2011. "Manhattanhenge" occurs when the setting sun aligns itself with the east-west grid of streets in Manhattan, allowing the sun to shine down all streets at the same time.
    Views: 17065
    38 ratings
    Time: 03:32 More in Entertainment
  8. Manhattanhenge - The Setting Sun in New York -
    July 12, 2009 and July 11, 2010, 34th Street, New York, New York Twice a year the tall buildings on a few streets in New York create corridors that give the setting sun a spectacular venue.
    From: yvettegr
    Views: 2776
    26 ratings
    Time: 15:12 More in Science & Technology
  9. MANHATTANHENGE Pt 3 | OMG It's Hypnotic -
    Then the light changes and as you see there are some people who will risk life & limb to view it and stay put in the middle of 42nd Street. If you're like me then you retire to the sidewalk and then you rush back out. At one point a police officer steps in, and the crowd paid him little attention - even as he tries to engage them. © DA Krolak All rights reserved.
    From: dakrolak
    Views: 3553
    2 ratings
    Time: 00:48 More in Travel & Events
  10. Manhattanhenge - Rare phenomenon makes an eerie sight -
    Some Manhattan streets are among the few spots set up to see this kind of strange spectacle. It doesn't last long. Who needs Stonehenge? New York has its own version of the ancient temple -- the canyons between skyscrapers that create a solar phenomenon called "Manhattanhenge" four times a year.
    Views: 123
    1 ratings
    Time: 01:55 More in Film & Animation

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  1. Manhattanhenge -
    More Time Lapse Fun; this time with Manhattanhenge
    From: buddhagem
    Views: 11062
    9 ratings
    Time: 00:20 More in Music
  2. Manhattanhenge 2011 -
    Manhattanhenge 2011 from 33rd St and 5th Ave
    From: j2mchugh
    Views: 1405
    6 ratings
    Time: 00:32 More in Travel & Events
  3. Manhattanhenge 2011 -
    Manhattanhenge, as seen here on 42nd Street, is a semiannual occurrence in which the setting sun aligns with the east-west streets of the main street grid in the borough of Manhattan. People rush to the center of the streets to get the best photos although the police try to intervene.
    Views: 2163
    2 ratings
    Time: 01:59 More in Science & Technology
  4. Manhattanhenge -
    July 12, 2009. Manhattanhenge, when the sun sets in alignment with the buildings of New York City. en.wikipedia.org Join us at Rocketboom.com for an ad free experience.
    Views: 32731
    294 ratings
    Time: 01:45 More in Science & Technology
  5. Yahoo! Who Knew? - Manhattanhenge -
    "Now I Know": Test your knowledge. Take the quiz... news.yahoo.com Uploaded for educational purpose, to be used at whoknewth.com, with no intention to infringe on any existing copyrights. All content and the Yahoo! trademark are the property of Yahoo! Inc. Don't forget to check out http for the latest video!
    Views: 103
    2 ratings
    Time: 01:58 More in Education
  6. Manhattan Solstice -
    The Manhattan street grid is angled 30 degrees east from geographic north. On May 28 and July 12, this angle results in a sunset at the end of every cross-street. Everything in Midtown is coincidence.
    Views: 8429
    29 ratings
    Time: 04:14 More in Film & Animation
  7. Manhattanhenge -
    Visit "Sammy and the City" on Facebook..The sun shines down 42th Street in New York City at sunset during the biannual occurrence named "Manhattanhenge", July 12, 2011. "Manhattanhenge" occurs when the setting sun aligns itself with the east-west grid of streets in Manhattan, allowing the sun to shine down all streets at the same time.
    Views: 17065
    38 ratings
    Time: 03:32 More in Entertainment
  8. Manhattanhenge - The Setting Sun in New York -
    July 12, 2009 and July 11, 2010, 34th Street, New York, New York Twice a year the tall buildings on a few streets in New York create corridors that give the setting sun a spectacular venue.
    From: yvettegr
    Views: 2776
    26 ratings
    Time: 15:12 More in Science & Technology
  9. MANHATTANHENGE Pt 3 | OMG It's Hypnotic -
    Then the light changes and as you see there are some people who will risk life & limb to view it and stay put in the middle of 42nd Street. If you're like me then you retire to the sidewalk and then you rush back out. At one point a police officer steps in, and the crowd paid him little attention - even as he tries to engage them. © DA Krolak All rights reserved.
    From: dakrolak
    Views: 3553
    2 ratings
    Time: 00:48 More in Travel & Events
  10. Manhattanhenge - Rare phenomenon makes an eerie sight -
    Some Manhattan streets are among the few spots set up to see this kind of strange spectacle. It doesn't last long. Who needs Stonehenge? New York has its own version of the ancient temple -- the canyons between skyscrapers that create a solar phenomenon called "Manhattanhenge" four times a year.
    Views: 123
    1 ratings
    Time: 01:55 More in Film & Animation

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