At the Empire State Building's location at 34th Street and Fifth Avenue, street level is about 50 feet above sea level. All 102 floors from the first up are thus above sea level, as are the two basement levels. The foundation descends for 55 feet, so the very lowest part of the structure seems to be just below sea level.
It is above the equator.
Louisiana is above the equator. No part of the continental US is below the equator. This assumes that you are comfortable with the completely arbitrary convention of calling north above and south below.
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Water is in a liquid state at 10 degrees Fahrenheit. It is below the freezing point of water, which is 32 degrees Fahrenheit, but still above its solidification point.
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Yes, there is security at the Empire State Building. Use the link below to the official Empire State Building web site. Toward the lower left you'll see "Additional information" listed, and "Security" will be listed below that. Click on "Security" and you'll find answers to your questions about access control.
The Empire State Building has about two stories below ground level, which includes a basement and a sub-basement. Overall, these underground levels account for approximately 2% of the building's total height. The bulk of the structure, including its iconic 102 floors, rises above ground, making it one of the tallest buildings in New York City.
The Empire State Building has been owned by Empire State Building Associates L.L.C. for fifty years. The company files quarterly and annual reports with the US Securities and and Exchange Commission (SEC). There is a link below to those reports at the SEC.
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Hundreds and hundreds of birds flew into the Empire State Building. They were killed and fell to the street below. Possibly an omen to the future?
A cellar (or basement) is below the ground level of a house or building.
well people say to me its true. Because it goes as fast as a bullet. So i think so.
It is above, or north of South Dakota.
The air resistance would slow it down so much that it probably wouldn't even leave a mark on the sidewalk. The popular myth that a penny dropped from the Empire State Building could kill someone is just that: a myth. See the Related Question below for more details.
The Empire State Building is composed of multiple shapes. The picture below should help. It has a wider base but is essentially a set of rectangular prisms going up the building. Toward the upper floors there are a pair of rectangular prisms with rounded corners. I suppose these might technically be octagonal prisms (8 sides), I'm not sure. Then there is a set of levels that are square then a cylinder on top. The absolute tippy-top is a hemi-sphere (half sphere).