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Here’s How The Size Of Asteroids Compares To New York City (8 photo + 1 video)

The multiverse is infinite, space is huge, and the stuff floating about in it is pretty darn big as well. But just how big are we talking about? 3D animator Alvaro Gracia Montoya of MetaBall Studios showed us just how big some asteroids in our Solar System really are. And he compared them to the size of New York City, so we can wrap our heads around the concept

The multiverse is infinite, space is huge, and the stuff floating about in it is pretty darn big as well.

Rendezvous With a 22-Year-Old Jane Fonda in New York in 1960 (24 photo)

In 1960, French photographer Paul Slade followed the steps of Jane Fonda, then 22-year-old, around New York City. The young actress at the time was taking the courses at the Actors Studio with Lee Strasberg, and performed in the play There was a Little Girl, directed by Joshua Logan, on Broadway.
Below are 23 fascinating photographs of a young Fonda relaxing in her apartment, taking dance classes, walking on the streets of New York, working at Hicks & Son.

In 1960, French photographer Paul Slade followed the steps of Jane Fonda, then 22-year-old, around New York City.

17 Photographs Of Marilyn Monroe On The Beach In New York Taken By Sam Shaw (18 photo)

Marilyn Monroe. Everyone has heard about her, most people know her story. She was an American actress, singer, model, she did it all. Marilyn was photographed by many photographers, including one photoshoot by Sam Shaw which is considered one of the most famous of her shoots. Shaw was also a dear friend of Marilyn’s, he photographed her private life and her most vulnerable moments. In this photoshoot, Marilyn was pregnant.

Marilyn Monroe. Everyone has heard about her, most people know her story. She was an American actress, singer, model, she did it all.

New York’s Touristy New Public Space Is A Giant Endless Staircase (15 photo)

Where the High Line ends and Midtown begins you will find Hudson Yards, the largest private real estate development in US history. The extraordinary centerpiece of Hudson Yards is its spiral staircase, a soaring new landmark meant to be climbed. This interactive design piece was imagined by Thomas Heatherwick and Heatherwick Studio as a focal point where people can enjoy new perspectives of the city and one another from different heights, angles.

Where the High Line ends and Midtown begins you will find Hudson Yards, the largest private real estate development in US history.

Photographer Spends 9 Years Shooting Same People On Their Way To Work, Shows How They Change (31 photo)

Ah, the daily grind. Love it or hate it, it's an unavoidable part of life for most of us - especially New Yorkers. Danish photographer Peter Funch spent nearly 10 years stationed outside of Grand Central Station shooting the morning commuters rushing by, and ended up capturing more than just yawns and iced coffees when it was said and done.

Ah, the daily grind. Love it or hate it, it's an unavoidable part of life for most of us - especially New Yorkers.

Street Artist Greg Suits Turns An Abandoned Building Into A Giant Skull (6 photo)

The street artist Greg Suits, aka Suitswon, transformed an abandoned building into a giant skull, perfectly using the gaping holes of the half-collapsed wall. An excellent creation located in New York, in the district of Greenpoint.

The street artist Greg Suits, aka Suitswon, transformed an abandoned building into a giant skull, perfectly using the gaping holes of the half-collapsed wall.

A Playful Pirate-Themed CT Scanner for Kids (9 photo)

This New York Hospital makes being sick a little less scary for their younger patients by installing this fun CT scanner.

This New York Hospital makes being sick a little less scary for their younger patients by installing this fun CT scanner.

Interactive Photo Series Compares NYC's Past and Present (12 photo)

New York City is constantly evolving and growing, making it difficult to document every change that has occurred, but NYC Grid is taking a stab at it. Run by Paul Sahner the ambitious website seeks to map the entire city "street by street and block by block" through photos. In addition to simply capturing present-day neighborhoods, though, the site also gives a peek of what specific areas looked like in the past, comparing the two in its "Before & After" section.

New York City is constantly evolving and growing, making it difficult to document every change that has occurred, but NYC Grid is taking a stab at it.