FIRST LOOK: The NEW MoMATH Museum 🧮 The Highly anticipated NEW MoMath location is here, and it’s adding up to something very special. Here’s your exclusive first look. The new the National Museum of Mathematics has expanded to more than 44,000 square feet (more than double its former footprint) and features 70 interactive exhibits in total—31 brand-new experiences alongside 40 beloved legacy favorites. Highlights include:�➕31 brand-new exhibits designed by a world-wide team of mathematicians ✖️

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Deep History: New York, 385 Million Years Ago The history of Planet Earth is measured in 100s of millions to billions of years. Such great expanses of time allowed for significant changes to Earth and its Life. The Devonian geologic period began around 420 million years ago and lasted 60 million years. At that time New York lay about 30o south of the equator and the collision of eastern North America with smaller continents formed an Andes-scale mountain chain from East Greenland to Alabama. 385