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There are two active volcanoes in the Hawaiian islands, Mauna Loa and Kilauea
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What does the planet Haumea name mean?
Haumea is named after the Hawaiian goddess of childbirth. Its two known moons, Hi'iaka and Namaka, are also named after characters of Hawaiian mythology.
Can kids with autism get a curse from the volcano goddess Pele?
No. The question tries to link the science of developmental disabilities with Hawaiian mythology. There is no relationship between the two fields.
What is the name of a volcano crater in Oahu in Hawaii?
Kilauea is the best-known and most active of the Hawaiian volcanoes.
Who is the goddess Pele?
Pele is the Hawaiian Goddess of Fire.
How do you spell volcano in hawaiian?
lkjoo
What is the name of an extinct Hawaiian volcano?
Diamond Head
Why do Hawaiians worship a volcano god?
Pele is the Hawaiian volcano goddess. The reason why some Hawaiians worshiped her was as a way to protect themselves and others from harm from the volcanoes.
Who is the volcano goddess?
Pele is the volcano goddess. She is also the goddess of hula and fire.
What name did the explorers give to an extinct Hawaiian volcano?
Diamond Head
Explorers gave what name to this extinct hawaiian volcano?
Diamond head
When was Hawaiian Volcano Observatory created?
Hawaiian Volcano Observatory was created in 1912.
What is the Hawaiian name for the goddess of wisdom?
Pele is associated with both Volcanoes and Wisdom.
What does the planet Haumea name mean?
Haumea is named after the Hawaiian goddess of childbirth. Its two known moons, Hi'iaka and Namaka, are also named after characters of Hawaiian mythology.
What type of volcano's are the Hawaiian volcano's?
it is when the valcanoes
What false discovery of riches explorers gave what name to Hawaiian volcano?
diamond head
What is the name of the extinct Hawaiian volcano that explorers had a false sense of riches on?
Diamond head
Can kids with autism get a curse from the volcano goddess Pele?
No. The question tries to link the science of developmental disabilities with Hawaiian mythology. There is no relationship between the two fields.
