Pele legend seen through science lens
Hawaiians had several stories about how their islands were formed. One version has Papa and Wakea mating and giving birth to the islands.
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Lava flow hazards revisited
Every day at the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory, we scan incoming data from field instruments that will warn of new volcanic activity on the
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Reality scarce in disaster movie mix
Colossal natural disasters have been fodder for Hollywood movies long enough that we can recognize the basic recipe. A pinch of fact, a
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Arts programs get $140,000 from NEA
Three arts organizations in Hawaii’s second congressional district will receive a combined $140,000 in federal grants from the National Endowment for the Arts
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Observatory insides improved
Much of the work done by the Hawaii Volcano Observatory (HVO) staff depends on field activities. Either scientists and technicians visit field sites
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