Image via Aeroscape.org We were excited to be included in this Secrets of New York City roundup by Time Out New York with some wonderful NYC bloggers like Moses Gates, Nick Carr of Scouting NY, Jeremiah of Vanishing New York, Ephemeral New York, and more. Larissa Hayden, cofounder of the Society for the Advancement of Social Studies shared her favorite fact: The top of the Empire State Building has a 200-foot mooring mast that was meant to dock airships—then thought to be the vehicle of the future. It ended up docking only one dirigible due to the fact that the idea was so ill-conceived, it didn’t account for how the winds coming off the building made it too dangerous to anchor an airship (let alone have people walk out on the 102nd floor). It was more of a stunt to ensure that the Empire State Building would be the world’s tallest building, but…