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Published on 7/4/08
Published on 7/2/08
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Hayden Planetarium
WHY ESSENTIAL:
We’re dorks. Gifted with a major face-lift in 2000, the American Museum of Natural History’s astronomical amphitheater dazzles audiences with stellar productions, like the current Robert Redford–narrated “Cosmic Collisions,” which reveals the explosive encounters that created the Milky Way and altered the course of life on Earth.
The secret:
On the model of Jupiter, you’ll find a little black circle, which represents where a comet struck. “I left it in there to remind us all of how tenuous life is, how it could all disappear,” says planetarium director Neil deGrasse Tyson. Central Park West at 81st St (212-769-5100)
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Rosie Collins
Thu, Feb 07, at 07:31am
I am trying to find Peter Tear! Please forward to him.
adam tobin
Thu, Nov 01, 07, at 7:54pm
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josh
Thu, Nov 01, 07, at 3:59pm
The concept of this piece, as described, is excellent; the execution is terrible and misleading (per the description, anyway–it would have been a fine article properly described). A tip would be, for example: "order X at Pearl Oyster Bar, it's not on the menu, it's excellent, and you have to request it." Or a reservation password or somesuch.
josh
Thu, Nov 01, 07, at 3:55pm
How is this an "ultra-valuable tip?" It's not even a "tip," it's a piece of trivia.
eyeball hatred
Thu, Nov 01, 07, at 2:05am
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