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	Galileo Project: This Week on Galileo
		PST, a scant 15 minutes past closest approach, the distance to the tholi region has increased to 8,300 kilometers (5160 miles), and SSI provides wider-angle views of the region to supply broader context for the high-resolution pictures taken earlier.
		This is followed by broader context pictures of the Mbali and Kanehekili locations as well, with the Mbali pictures taken in color.
		PST a strip of images ranging from far southern latitudes to just south of the equator stretches across the surface, capturing the Masubi and Kanehekili regions, as well as another hot spot that has shown some dramatic changes in appearance in the past.
	www2.jpl.nasa.gov /galileo/news/thiswk/today020117.html (1743 words)

	Ground-Based Images
		Four real sources are visible - the bright transient 9608A in the center, Kanehekili to the left and slightly down, a (presumably transient) source above Kanehekili, and a dim (K'=14.1) source near the east limb.
		The brightest is Loki (on the right), the leftmost, faintest, one is probably Kanehekili, and the lowermost one is unnamed.
		Europa (top) is in full sunlight but is extremely dark at these wavelengths due to absorption of the sunlight by water ice, especially beyond 3 microns, so it is much bluer than Io, and no brighter.
	members.fortunecity.com /volcanopele/ground-b.htm (1279 words)

	UH AO image: Io (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Several hot-spots are visible, the most predominant beeing Loki and Kanehekili.
		Diffraction rings are visible on the top image (A) around Loki and Kanehekili.
		The other active regions corresponds to various known calderas on Io except for one region that is still unamed.
	www.ifa.hawaii.edu /ao/images/solarsys/iomap.html (232 words)

	Io During 1999
		The first is presumably Kanehekili (marked by the square) while the second is consistent with Spencer's position for 9906A, marked by the cross.
		Kanehekili continues to be active, as well as a source which disappears approximately 15 seconds before Loki.
		Note that in producing these limb plots I have used the "known" location of the Loki brightening to correct the somewhat uncertain ephemeris by 10 seconds.
	www.physics.uwyo.edu /~rhowell/io_1999.htm (1806 words)

	Io During 1999
		The last of the late-event sources is marginally consistent with Loki, given uncertainties in the fit and the ephemeris.
		The eclipse photometry presented in the table at the top of the page shows that the 3.8 and 4.7 micron flux also continues to increase.
		Some combination of source B and C is probably Kanehekili, marked by the small square on the globe.
	physics.uwyo.edu /~rhowell/io_1999.htm (1806 words)

	Catalog Page for PIA01220
		This color composite of Io, acquired by Galileo during its ninth orbit (C9) of Jupiter, shows the hemisphere of Io which is centered at longitude 52 degrees.
		The dark feature just to the lower right of the center of the disk is called Kanehekili.
		Named after an Hawaiian thunder god, Kanehekili contains two persistent high temperature hot spots and a "new" active volcanic plume.
	photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov /catalog/PIA01220 (236 words)

	Today on Galileo 17 Jan 2002: Io, And How! \| SpaceRef - Space News as it Happens
		By combining observations of the same features taken by different instruments whose strengths lie in different regions of the electromagnetic spectrum, scientists can extend their knowledge of the body past mere form, and can deduce detailed structure, texture, temperature, and composition of the surface.
		This is followed by broader context pictures of the Mbali and Kanehekili locations as well, with the Mbali pictures taken in color.
		PST a strip of images ranging from far southern latitudes to just south of the equator stretches across the surface, capturing the Masubi and Kanehekili regions, as well as another hot spot that has shown some dramatic changes in appearance in the past.
	www.spaceref.com /news/viewsr.html?pid=4478 (2211 words)

	edwin_ushiro_personal_art_collection
		The horse depicted in this piece is my godson, Kanehekili.
		I was given this title by a family friend who owns race horses
		Kanehekili is actually the fastest race horse on the dirt track in Japan and is ranked #1.
	www.mrushiro.com /edwin_ushiro_personal_art_collection.html (1047 words)

	Alpha Centauri's Universe: Exploration Of Io - Kanehekili Hemisphere
		Alpha Centauri's Universe: Exploration Of Io - Kanehekili Hemisphere
		Alpha Centauri's Universe Planetarium: Exploration Of Io Currently, you are in image set two.
		Set Two: Image 9 of 10: Kanehekili Hemisphere
	www.earthandspace.info /contents/io19.htm (54 words)

	Keep Galileo's Eyes Open, Say Petitioning Scientists
		The only images of this hemisphere returned from Galileo so far have been at low resolution, taken at very long range during the orbital tour - show several gigantic volcanoes and still-hot lava fields of varying composition.
		If funds are reinstated, Galileo will image the mountains Hi'iaka, Gish Bar, and Pan, a pair of enigmatic lava domes named Apis and Inachus Tholi, and the volcanoes Kanehekili and Mbali.
		Galileo will also measure the temperature of the volcanoes Kanehekili, Prometheus, Marduk, and Pillan and search for hot spots, which provide clues to the way Io dissipates its tidal heat.
	www.spacedaily.com /news/galileo-01g.html (640 words)

	This Week On Galileo - September 14-20, 1998 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		The eclipse images have also proven to be the best way to discover and monitor lava temperatures, and almost invisible interactions between Io's volcanos, Io's atmosphere and Jupiter's magnetosphere.
		The final camera observation is designed to monitor the volcanic activity of the Kanehekili plume.
		This plume was discovered to be active during Galileo's primary mission in May 1997.
	www.bonus.com /contour/Project_galileo/http@@/www2.jpl.nasa.gov/galileo/today980914.html (301 words)

	Io Volcanic Activity (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		There is also very persistent emission from Kanehekili (33 W, 15 S), though from the ground Kanehekili is often difficult to distinguish from Janus (38 W, 15 N).
		Monitoring is not continuous, so there are almost certainly several major events that have been missed, and the given durations for the various events are simply the range of dates when the events were seen: many may have lasted longer.
		April 8th and 24th images show non-Loki activity concentrated near Kanehekili and at the spot south of Loki, but with many other faint sources.
	jupiter.berkeley.edu /volnews.html (1938 words)

	Hawaiian Mythology: Part One: The Gods: VIII. Sorcery Gods
		Or the bones of a dead member of the family might be preserved and worshiped in the same manner, called an unihipili.
		Or the body might be dedicated to some powerful god like that of the shark, ruled by Ka-moho-ali‘i; or of the mo‘o ruled by the goddess Kalamainu‘u; or of thunder, ruled by Kanehekili; or of the owl, ruled by Kukauakahi.
		The body of the dead would then be changed into that of a shark, mo‘o, owl, or other form, recognizable to the family by some mark upon
	www.sacred-texts.com /pac/hm/hm10.htm (5676 words)

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		Hear local storyteller Kathy Collins's colorful version of the spooky legend of Kanehekili and his revenge on a nosy wahine (woman).
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	www.nokaoimagazine.com /WebExclusive.aspx (170 words)

	Today on Galileo - Monday, August 6, 2001 - Day 3 of the Io 31 Encounter \| SpaceRef - Space News as it Happens
		The five images taken here also capture the site of a new hot spot first seen by NIMS during our previous encounter in May.
		The ball is still in the SSI court, as it next views two other regions of flow -- Lei-Zi Fluctus and Kanehekili Fluctus.
		During the approximately three minutes that these pictures are being taken, Galileo is moving further away from Io at 7.1 kilometers per second (4.4 miles per second).
	www.spaceref.com /news/viewsr.html?pid=3393 (1520 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29)
		Each hot spot falls precisely on discrete, widely-spaced, low- albedo features which correspond to caldera floors and/or lava flows.
		The hot-spot temperatures must exceed temperatures of 700 K for detection by SSI, and the most intense features (Pele, Kanehekili, and a caldera in Media Regio) must exceed 800 K. Hot-spot observations at longer wavelengths require that most of these hot spots actually have significantly higher temperatures and cover small areas.
		The high-temperature hot spots probably mark the locations of active silicate volcanism, supporting suggestions that the eruption and near-surface movement of silicate magma drives the heat flow and resurfacing of Io.
	www.agu.org /pubs/abs/gl/97GL01956/97GL01956.html (254 words)

	Hana Hou: The Magazine of Hawaiian Airlines - Current Issue
		Many might not see lightning and thunder as blessings; that view makes more sense if you know that the fire goddess Pele was among the first voyagers who sailed to Hawai‘i by canoe.
		(Legend has it that her favorite sibling was her youngest sister Hi‘iaka, who was hatched from an egg that Pele kept warm in her armpit during the long journey to Hawai‘i.) Pele’s brothers were Kanehekili, who appears as thunder; and Keuaakepo, who appears as showers of fire.
		Ka‘iu, who hails from the Big Island town of Waimea, started paddling canoe when she was ten.
	www.hanahou.com /pages/magazine.asp?Action=DrawArticle&ArticleID=411&Page=6 (490 words)

	AnthroNotes Winter 2001
		For example, a tattoo that made the right side of the body solid fl was pahupahu.
		The Maui chief Kahekili, descendant of he thunder god Kanehekili, had this tattoo as did his warrior chiefs and household companions.
		In addition, Kahekili's head was shaved on both sides of the central hair crest and tattooed with hoaka, crescent designs.
	www.nmnh.si.edu /anthro/outreach/anthnote/Winter01/anthnote.html (8522 words)

	K
		He is survived by son Robert K. IV; daughters Bobby-Jo Kalawa and Vernell Antonio; mother Kathryn K.; brother Wendell; sister Jackie Spencer, and eight grandchildren.
		WENDELL KANEHEKILI KAHALEO‘UMI SR., 54, of Wai‘anae, died Dec. 23, 2000.
		A community worker for Wai‘anae Coast Comprehensive Health Center.
	w2.byuh.edu /library/obituaries/2000/K.htm (15448 words)

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