The hall tells the story of what meteorites are and what they tell us about the solar system (along the walls), it explains the classification and history of meteorites (in the octagonal cases), and describes how Robert Peary brought back the three major Cape York meteorites from Greenland.
200 Central Park W (btwn W 77th & W 81st St) New York , NY 10024 United States
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Awesome place
Touch a metorite!!!
Huge disappointment
Отличные метеоритищи. Это вообще прекрасный музей ,
Very nice museum.. if you have kids, it is ideal to spend time there. It is interactive and they can learn a lot ! - Poly Wood
Be sure to check out the whole place - I know it sounds daunting, but it is SO worth it and my kids loved it. - Matt Debes
The David H. Koch Dinos exhibit by far outdoes any other that I've seen! AMNH has an entire whole floor of dinos! Amazing hierarchies throughout the exhibit. They really condense a lot of information - ℳ????????♍
Read EVERYTHING. There is a wealth of amazing information about our ancestors here! - Ben Hunter
A Polynesian exhibit that houses a replica moai.The bulk of the exhibit space is representing cultures closer to Asia, items of a stronger midcentury tiki interest, Samoa, Papua New Guinea & Marquesas - ℳ????????♍
Make sure you have time... this place is big, really big! So many great things to see and learn about! - Kevski
fantastic displays with detailed paintings and clean taxonomy. adjacent to the overwhelmingly educational Hall of Biodiversity - nikki
Great park to walk and bike. Enjoyable. Always something going on. Kayak, merry go round, zoo, concerts, playground - Angi W