Rise Of Manhattenhenge The Trailer

Rise Of Manhattenhenge The Trailer - official movie trailer HD

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00:00Manhattan hens. Manhattan hens. More than 200 years ago, the architects who designed Manhattan

00:06streets decided to use a grid system with avenues running north and south and streets

00:10east to west. As the earth tilts along its axis, the sun eventually is positioned in

00:16the perfect place for a sunset view on some of the city's widest streets.

00:21Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson. Dr. Neil deGrasse Tyson. I was always athletic my whole life.

00:27I liked math and physics. They knew that, but why don't you become a basketball player?

00:32You're big. Become a football player. No one is saying become a scientist. Science and art

00:40are both highly creative endeavors. You've heard the term. You've raised it to an art. You've

00:47got it down to a science. These are two phrases that are on opposite sides of the same coin.

00:54I just thought to myself, there's got to be some way to connect the two. Not only intellectually,

01:01but emotionally. And that's when my memories started coursing back up within me about Stonehenge.

01:10The museum, the American Museum of Natural History, started putting out press releases

01:14and slowly, more and more people come into the street. We're less than two hours away from

01:20the return of Manhattanhenge. The site always draws huge crowds. If you're heading home,

01:24be careful. What makes it a henge? You have these tall buildings. Steel and glass buildings.

01:30The most interesting sunset is when it's setting more mountains or the city scale.

01:34It is almost spiritual. I've waited 20 years to see that. I can define a scientist on very

01:42simple terms. The scientist is the adult who never lost their childhood curiosity.