Posts Tagged ‘Volcano’
Tsunami Warning Big Island February 27 2010
March 2nd, 2010 | 
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I just added another link right under this description to NOAA’s page where you will find information about the dynamics of a tsunami…Please continue to keep everyone in Chile and Hawaii (and anywhere else in the world experiencing tragedy) in prayer. I am certain we are going to continue to see an increase in these events. If you already know the LORD please try to share your faith at every opportunity and if you don’t know Him yet, please call out to Him while He can be called on, we all have an appointed day to depart. We don’t know when that will be, call on HIM (Isaiah 55:6, Deuteronomy 4:29, Hebrews 9:27).
This video is of our attempt to see any changes in our coast line from 5000ft up on side of volcano on February 27th, 2010…
The VOG was actually too thick between us and the coast line for us to see anything.
So I have attached a couple of links to learn about VOG here also:
http://www.bigisland-bigisland.com/Big-Island-Vog-Index.html
http://www.doubletongued.org/index.php/dictionary/vog/
http://www.co.hawaii.hi.us/cd/message.htm
http://www.tsunami.noaa.gov/tsunami_story.html
Duration : 0:2:58
Lope Diamond Head Volcano Hike
Diamondhead National Park is an awesome place to grab some sun and exercise; and hike to the top of a dormant volcano! When we were on the island of Oahu in Hawaii, we scoped this place out and it was totally worth it!
Duration : 0:3:12
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Tags: diamondhead, epic, exersise, fun, Hawaii, health, hike, lope, lopestatus, lopestatus.com, mish, national, oahu, preserve, recreation, run, state park, tour, Tourism, tourist, trip, Volcano | 
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A New Hawaiian Island
Draining the Pacific reveals a mountain larger than Everest and a new Hawaiian island on the rise.
Drain the Ocean : http://channel.nationalgeographic.com/episode/drain-the-ocean-3639/Overview
Duration : 0:4:4
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Tags: 3639, Drain the Ocean, Hawaii, Loihi, The Big Island, Volcano |
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Lava Breakout at Night! (Big Island, Hawaii)
In September 2002, we took our third trip to the Big Island. We came here simply because we had seen on the news that Pu’u ‘O’o was sending surface flows close to the end of Chain of Craters Road in Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park.
We were here a year earlier and had to hike about 2.5 miles over the lava fields to reach the surface flows. We felt that if we could see them without a repeat of such great effort, it would be well worth the expense.
We were correct!
We ventured down to the end of Chain of Craters Road on two consecutive mornings before dawn and found the lava crossing right at the end of the road. Even if you were wheelchair bound, you could have accessed these flows!
As we looked uphill towards Pu’u ‘O’o we saw nothing but black with glowing tiny streams of orange coming towards us. With clouds blocking most light from moon and stars, the majority of light came from the glowing lava. It was rather eerie to see the orange streams glowing in the middle of all that darkness.
We walked out onto the flows to get a closer look.
I found an interesting spot where the lava was flowing slowly on both sides. I set up my tripod and video camera and started recording.
This video segment is simply a breakout that happened no more than 30 feet from my position. I was just glad to be able to see it from such close proximity.
Duration : 0:0:52
Wyndham Kona Hawaiian Island Resort for Black Sand Beach and Kona Sunset Cruise
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A Step Back to Authentic Hawaiian Pleasures. When you stay at Wyndham Kona Hawaiian Resort in Kailua-Kona on the Big Islands west coast, youll feel as if youre stepping back in time to a simpler, unspoiled era. Every detail has been designed to re-create the charming island ambiance found back in the 30s, while still assuring you all the comfortable amenities and activities you expect in a modern-day tropical resort.
Owners most often mention the Hawaiian ambiance and the authentic theme and decor of Wyndham Kona Hawaiian Resort as one of their favorite aspects. The retro feel does not take away from the many modern pleasures available for your pleasure. Enjoy two outdoor pools, hot tubs, exercise room and six barbecue stations to host your very own mini-luau. Take part in many island-inspired classes that teach you how to make Hawaiian leis. Finally don’t miss Aloha Tuesdays, a friendly owner party complete with a hula show.
When you stay at Wyndham Kona Hawaiian Resort in Kailua-Kona on the Big Island’s west coast, you’ll feel as if you’re stepping back in time to a simpler, unspoiled era. Every detail has been designed to re-create the charming island ambiance found back in the ’30s, while still assuring you all the comfortable amenities and activities you expect in a modern-day tropical resort. Wyndham Kona Hawaiian Resort offers two-bedroom luxuriously furnished suites complete with fully-equipped kitchens, washers and dryers, dining rooms, large bedrooms with plenty of closet and storage space, and living rooms with pull-out sofas; large lanais with pool or garden views; all suites offer a spa tub in the master bedroom. The perfect vacation home – away from home – for a weekend trip or an extended stay.
Wyndham Kona Hawaiian Resort is an authentic resort designed in the style of an 1880’s Hawaiian village. Palm thatched roofs, rustic bungalows and paths lie amidst flower and fruit bearing trees, palms and tropical vegetation. Wyndham Kona Hawaiian Resort features two swimming pools – one of which has a shallow kiddie pool separated by “lava” rocks from the adult pool; two hot tubs; fitness center; six barbecue stations, so you can host your very own mini-luau. Kids and adults alike enjoy island-inspired classes that teach them how to make Hawaiian leis, learn how to play the ukulele or dance the hula. Many other daily activities for kids (and adults too) offer limitless fun for the entire family.
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Tags: 027, Ali'i Drive, amenities, Atlantis Submarine, Boating, deep-sea fishing, dolphin viewing, golf course, Hawaii, helicopter tour, horseback riding, hotel, Hulihe'e Palace, Ironman Championship, Kailua Pier, kailua-kona, Kohala Coast, Kona Hawaiian Resort, luau, Moku'aikaua Church, Pawai Bay, Resort, sailing, scuba diving, sea cave, sightseeing, snorkeling, sunset cruise, surfing, Volcano, Waipi'o Valley Lookout, Wyndham |
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Biking down the volcanoes, very scenic bike ride.Hiking Diamond Head, Oahu, Hawaii
Hiking the trail to the summit of Diamond Head on 19 December 2009.
Duration : 0:7:10
Spectacular show in Hawaii as Kilauea volcano erupts
http://video.news.sky.com/skynews/video/
One hundred and fifty foot fountains of lava and huge plumes of volcanic gas are creating a spectacular show in Hawaii.
The world’s most active volcano has launched another outburst.
Kilauea has been erupting on and off for the last 25 years on Hawaii’s Big Island.
Duration : 0:2:30
Hotel Mauna Kea (parody)
Experience the plight of astronomers at the 14,000-foot summit of Mauna Kea! Veteran observers John A., Juan D., Kelly F., Ted K., and Tim Livengood took the HIPWAC spectrometer to the IRTF observatory on the Big Island of Hawaii and were inspired to write the lyrics to “Hotel Mauna Kea”. Here, Juan, Kelly and Ted perform the song and all co-investigators star in this above-the-clouds music video. “Hotel Mauna Kea” is a parody of The Eagles’ “Hotel California” by Felder, Henley, and Frey.
Duration : 0:5:21
Posted in big island |
Tags: astronomy, Hawaii, HIPWAC, IRTF, Kea, mauna, NASA, observatory, science, telescope, Volcano |
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Volcanoes erupting on the Big Island of Hawaii.