STAR-BULLETIN / 2002, (INSET: GARY T. KUBOTA)
Quiet Haleakala still considered active
The summit of Haleakala, which means “house of the sun,” is a popular spot for visitors and residents alike, especially at sunrise. Inset, Hawaiian Volcano Observatory worker Kevan Kamibayashi monitors satellite-linked surveying equipment that measures volcanic activity on Haleakala. To his right is one of the latest lava flows that occurred about 500 years ago.
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