MIThenge

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MIThenge is a biannual event at MIT when the setting sun aligns perfectly with the Institute’s Infinite Corridor, dramatically illuminating its length and drawing crowds of observers.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf MIT tradition
astronomical event
cultural event
alignmentWith MIT Infinite Corridor NERFINISHED
setting Sun
alsoKnownAs MIT henge NERFINISHED
associatedWith MIT architecture
MIT campus culture
solar geometry
attracts MIT faculty
MIT staff
MIT students
visitors
considered serendipitous alignment
corridorOrientation roughly east–west
documentedBy MIT News NERFINISHED
student photography
feature sunlight illuminates entire length of Infinite Corridor
frequency biannual
hasApproximateMonth January
November
hasApproximateTimeOfDay sunset
hasCause alignment of solar azimuth with corridor axis
hasEffect crowds gathering in corridor
dramatic lighting of corridor walls and floor
hasHashtag #MIThenge NERFINISHED
hasParticipantActivity informal gatherings
observation of sunset
photography
isUnplannedBy original MIT architects
languageOfName English
name MIThenge NERFINISHED
occursAt Massachusetts Institute of Technology NERFINISHED
occursInCity Cambridge, Massachusetts NERFINISHED
occursInCountry United States NERFINISHED
relatedConcept henge phenomena in urban environments
relatedTo Manhattanhenge NERFINISHED
safetyConcern crowding in corridor
people stopping in passageways
typicalLocationWithinMIT Infinite Corridor NERFINISHED
visibility best seen from inside Infinite Corridor
depends on clear weather

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Infinite Corridor notableFor MIThenge