Recently, a heart-stopping video has gone viral, featuring a man standing on the thin antenna of the iconic Empire State Building in New York City, a staggering 1,435 feet above the ground.

Recently, a heart-stopping video has taken the internet by storm, showing a man standing on the thin antenna of the iconic Empire State Building in New York City, a staggering 1,435 feet above ground.

The Empire State Building during the early morning rush hour. Lightning strikes the antenna on the Empire State Building during an afternoon thunderstorm, as seen from Gantry State Plaza Park in ...

The Big Apple is electric! Lighting struck two of the city’s iconic skyscrapers Wednesday night as a thunderstorm pounded Manhattan. Dramatic photos captured the split-second moments lightning ...

NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) — Stunning photos show lightning striking the Empire State Building’s antenna during a storm Wednesday night. The photos were taken from Hoboken, New Jersey amid heavy ...

"Electrifying!" one person wrote. Aside from social media accounts, the Empire State Building also has an official website, which notes the structure's antenna is hit by lightning an average of 25 ...

the Empire State Building's official Twitter account tweeted a photo of the top of the iconic building and it's antenna in green and white.

The majestic Empire State Building, now the Grand Old Lady of the ... towering up to 1,454 feet as topped out by its gleaming antenna. "The appeal to the layman is enormously palpable," The ...

The celebration of lights comes as a collaboration between the Empire State Building and the New York City Fire Department.

The Empire State Building lights displayed a colorful sparkling design Wednesday night to celebrate the New York City landmark's 94th birthday. "Sparkling tonight in celebration of my 94th ...

At its top floor, the Empire State Building reaches a height of 1,250 feet but stretches to 1,454 feet when including the 1950 addition of an antenna. Douglas, George H. Skyscrapers: A Social ...

And beyond. Variations of that antenna remain a mainstay of ERI’s business today. For the Empire State Building in 1994, Silliman said, “I made the proposal for a two-level three-around ...