Only twice a year, New York locals and tourists alike gather to witness the spectacular event known as Manhattanhenge. This phenomenon, named after the U.K.'s Stonehenge, occurs when the setting ...

The earliest mention of the gathering around it was found in a comic strip in 1997, according to the New York Times. But it was Neil deGrasse Tyson who coined the term 'Manhattanhenge' back in 2002.

How do you take the best Manhattanhenge photo? If you want an Instagram-worthy shot, ABC7 New York has the following recommendations: Make sure your settings are ready for the low-light conditions.

Each year the Sun aligns with New York City's gridiron street layout and people gather to watch it set between the skyscrapers. The 'Manhattanhenge' sunset can be seen from 14th, 23rd, 34th ...