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Mauna Kea Volcano Travel Photos from Corbis |
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Mauna Kea Volcano Travel Photos from IPNstock |
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 Olivier Renck / Aurora Photos, Two Snowboarders on the Mona Kea volcano slopes, the highest peak in Hawaii (13,796ft - 4205m), and enjoy the view on the Mona Lea active volcano. During winter, Hawaiian natives on the Big Island drive the Saddle Road to its end to enjoy the |
 Olivier Renck / Aurora Photos, Murielle Ribot and Olivier Alluis camping at the foot of the Mauna Kea, Hawaiis tallest Volcano, 13 792 ft (4205 m). |
 Olivier Renck / Aurora Photos, Olivier Alluis snowboarding alone on the Mauna Kea, 13 792 ft (4205 m), Hawaiis tallest Volcano. |
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Mauna Kea Volcano Travel Photos from Danita Delimont |
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 Observatories on Mauna Kea, Big Island of Hawaii, Hawaii, United States |
 Observatory on Mauna Kea, Big Island of Hawaii, Hawaii, United States |
 Observatories on Mauna Kea, Big Island of Hawaii, Hawaii, United States |
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Mauna Kea Volcano Travel Photos from Pacific Stock |
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Mauna Kea Volcano Travel Photos from National Geographic Images |
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 Cattle graze on the slopes of Mauna Kea volcano. Livestock interests have eradi cated native forests which once covered the area. |
 In the moonscape of lava cones atop Hawaiis Mauna Kea volcano, the U.S., United Kingdom, Canada, and France have raised a cluster of observatories. Nearly three miles in altitude, they stand above almost half the earths atmosphere and 90 percent of its water vapor, excellent for ground-based infrared telescopes. The island location is free from atmospheric turbulence induced by landmasses, as well as light pollution from cities. Logistic support can be shared. A real problem for astronomers, however, is that too few such telescopes are available for the research that needs to be done. |
 Viking false-color image of Mars Olympus Mons, the largest known volcano in our solar system. Although similar in origin to Mauna Kea, it is approximately three times higher (27 kilometers from bottom to summit). Its crater can swallow the entire state of Rhode Island. The red color signifies older, smoother lava. The unpitted flows suggest that the volcano is still active. |
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