This is the largest meteorite rock on display in any museum in the world - a huge chunk of iron that travelled billions of miles through space to set here and be touched be a Greek guy in 2005.
My weight on Jupiter (not actually the weight, since the mass is the same anywhere; they mean the gravitational force).
Oups! I found one for the Sun too...
2.7 trillion pounds around a typical Neutron star... the earth would fit in a tea spoon if it was as dense as these guys are.
Mr. T-Rex is watching... they have the largest dinosaur collection I've ever seen anywhere in the world.
Plus the daily news on what to watch in the night sky; if you go several miles outside NYC of course since almost nothing is visible over Manhattan - not to mention setting up a telescope in Times Square.
Plus, they have lots of bones, skulls and skeletons of the first humans - Cro Manions, Neadertals etc. Animals and birds that date back 300,000,000 years into the history of the planet. We only spent with Bing 3 hours total, but next time I will be better prepared.
