Category Archives: Akua
Piko a Wakea, also called the Spring Equinox, occurs this year on March 19, 2016
Throwing it back — Kaulua 2015 Piko a Wakea, also called the Spring Equinox, occurs this year on March 19, 2016. As we end this time of Lono, We must remember to look back on our past year of abundance
Piko a Wakea, also called the Spring Equinox, occurs this year on March 19, 2016
Throwing it back — Kaulua 2015 Piko a Wakea, also called the Spring Equinox, occurs this year on March 19, 2016. As we end this time of Lono, We must remember to look back on our past year of abundance
Nana: Poepoe anahulu summary
During this poepoe anahulu of Nana, we saw Huna rising over Hilo in the afternoon and also framed by loulu growing in Waipao, He’eia, O’ahu. We also saw photos of amazing māmane on Hawai’i. Then from Moku o Keawe, we
Nana: Poepoe anahulu summary
During this poepoe anahulu of Nana, we saw Huna rising over Hilo in the afternoon and also framed by loulu growing in Waipao, He’eia, O’ahu. We also saw photos of amazing māmane on Hawai’i. Then from Moku o Keawe, we
Windlessness in the ‘Ōma‘olaulau forest
Unusually dry conditions accompany an ongoing lack of tradewinds in upper Puna. Only one-fifth (less than 3 inches) of the usual amount of rain has fallen since last akua, and vog has been present 20 out of the past 30
Windlessness in the ‘Ōma‘olaulau forest
Unusually dry conditions accompany an ongoing lack of tradewinds in upper Puna. Only one-fifth (less than 3 inches) of the usual amount of rain has fallen since last akua, and vog has been present 20 out of the past 30
Uahi a Pele passing through the forest
Akua! Uahi a Pele is widely dispersed by gentle, shifting winds, as sensed from the top of the ahupua‘a of Kea‘au in Puna; all shapes and strata of clouds present: high, grey, wispy, nu‘a. ‘Apapane, ‘amakihi, and ‘ōma‘o are vocal
Uahi a Pele passing through the forest
Akua! Uahi a Pele is widely dispersed by gentle, shifting winds, as sensed from the top of the ahupua‘a of Kea‘au in Puna; all shapes and strata of clouds present: high, grey, wispy, nu‘a. ‘Apapane, ‘amakihi, and ‘ōma‘o are vocal
ʻO Akua ka pō mahina o kēia Lāpule nei
Aloha kākou e kuʻu mau hoa kilo pō mahina. ʻO Akua ka pō mahina o kēia lāpule nei. Howzit Gangeh, Akua ia tonightʻs moonphase on this Sunday evening. Itʻs a night of animation and activity as it is the final
ʻO Akua ka pō mahina o kēia Lāpule nei
Aloha kākou e kuʻu mau hoa kilo pō mahina. ʻO Akua ka pō mahina o kēia lāpule nei. Howzit Gangeh, Akua ia tonightʻs moonphase on this Sunday evening. Itʻs a night of animation and activity as it is the final
Moon Phase Project 