On Sunday, September 27th not only will the moon be at its closest point point to Earth in its orbit, it will also pass completely into Earth's shadow, turning the lunar body into a red-tinted "blood moon". According to NASA, "All of South America and most of North and Central America will see the entire eclipse...You won’t need special equipment to see it. Just go outside and look up!"
Using Google Street View, a coder created a map for New York City for the late 1800s and early 1900s. The project, called OldNYC, lets you browse 19th-century New York as easily as you would click around on Google Maps. The collection contains over 80,000 original photographs.
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