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Weird tidepool creature
Some bizarre tidepool creatures that my Mom saw in Hawaii. The largest of them is about 2 inches (5 cm) long. Anybody know what they are?
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Uploaded on Dec 25, 2006
Keck telescope
Mike in front of the Keck Observatory on Mauna Kea. Dang, that's a big dome. Geotagged
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Uploaded on Jun 16, 2005
Lae'apuki Lava Flow (1)
The Lae'apuki lava flow at night. Pretty spectacular. Geotagged
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Uploaded on Jun 16, 2005
Below Mauna Kea
Lizzie & me at the bottom of the Summit Road, before starting up the mountain. Mauna Kea is in the background. Geotagged
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Uploaded on Jun 16, 2005
Lae'apuki Lava Flow (2)
Another picture of the Lae'apuki lava flow entering the sea at night. You can see some of the lave...
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Uploaded on Jun 16, 2005
Surface Lava Flow
Most of the lava from Pu'u O'o flows through underground lava tubes, but some of it gets forced up to...
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Uploaded on Jun 16, 2005
Invisible Cows
A sign at the Mauna Kea Visitor Center. You can also buy "Beware of Invisible Cows" bumper stickers at the gift shop there. Geotagged
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Uploaded on Jun 16, 2005
Lae'apuki Lava Flow (3)
Lae'apuki Lava Flow (4)
To give you a sense of scale, we were at the top of a ~25-meter cliff, observing the lava flowing into...
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Uploaded on Jun 16, 2005
View from Summit Road
A view from the final (unpaved) stretch of the Summit Road on Mauna Kea. Geotagged
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Uploaded on Jun 16, 2005
Telescopes on Mauna Kea
Me in front of some of the telescopes on Mauna Kea. The twin domes are the Keck telescopes; the one to its left is the Subaru telescope. Geotagged
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Uploaded on Jun 16, 2005
Lae'apuki Lava Flow (5)
Mauna Loa from Mauna Kea
A view of Mauna Loa from the Mauna Kea summit road. Geotagged
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Uploaded on Jun 16, 2005
View from Mauna Kea Visitor Centre
A view from the Mauna Kea Visitor Centre (about 8 miles from the summit proper). I was very impressed by being above the clouds. Geotagged
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Uploaded on Jun 16, 2005
Pu'u Huluhulu
Pu'u Huluhulu, a happy little volcanic cone at the base of the Mauna Kea summit road. Geotagged
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Uploaded on Jun 16, 2005
Holei Sea Arch
The Holei Sea Arch, a neat formation near the Lae'apuki lava flow. Geotagged
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Uploaded on Jun 16, 2005
Trip to Hawaii, May 2005
