Back in 1929, sunlight used to pour into Grand Central Terminal so brightly that it looked like stage lighting. These beams weren’t edited or enhanced — they were simply the sun hitting the concourse at the perfect angle while dust particles lit up like glitter. But here’s the wild part: you can’t take this photo anymore. New York’s skyline grew taller throughout the 20th century, and skyscrapers now block the sun from entering the station the way it once did. What used to be a daily sight in th

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