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Manhattanhenge, also
called the
Manhattan Solstice, is an
event during which the
setting sun or the
rising sun is
aligned with the east–west
streets of...
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Tourists observing Manhattanhenge on 42nd
Street on July 12, 2016...
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approximately 28.9 degrees, is a
phenomenon sometimes referred to as
Manhattanhenge (by
analogy with Stonehenge). On May 28 and July 12, the
sunset is aligned...
- magazine,
called "City of Stars", in 2002, he po****rized the term "
Manhattanhenge" to
describe the two days
annually on
which the
evening sun
aligns with...
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archaeological site in
Armenia Sites with
similar sunrise or
sunset alignments Manhattanhenge –
Solar phenomenon in Manhattan, New York City MIThenge –
Hallway at...
- this
diffraction spike in an
urban canyon.
Similar phenomenon (such as
Manhattanhenge)
occur in
other parts of the
world at
various times of the year....
- the sun
would shine through it on
Isambard Kingdom Brunel's birthday.
Manhattanhenge, in New York City: due to the
street grid's skew[clarification needed]...
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photography of east-west
urban street canyons often features diffraction spikes.
Similar Manhattanhenge happenings occur throughout the year
around the world....
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which by
accident or
design aligns,
within one degree, so that the
Manhattanhenge phenomenon,
where the
setting sun
crosses the
horizon looking down the...
- crowds" Time Out. Time Out Group.
Retrieved 2021-16-03. "‘Remarkable’
Manhattanhenge sunset a ‘soothing’
experience for
Astoria cyclist". amNewYorkMetro...
