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February 2011 News from 'Imiloa Astronomy Center
Pepeluali (February) 2011
Volume 6, Issue 2
Aloha mai! Welcome to 'Imiloa's monthly membership e-newsletter, Kilolani. Mahalo for your
support of our programs. Please send your comments and feedback to our Membership
and Development Office at [email protected] or call (808) 969-9732.
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'Imiloa Astronomy
Center Hours
Pepeluali (February) Calendar
February
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February
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February
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February
Tuesday -Sunday
9am-4pm
Closed Mondays
Front Desk
(808) 969-9703
Membership Office
(808) 969-9732
Coming Soon:
'Imiloa After Dark - March 12
Spring Intercession Program - March 14 -18
3D Hitchhiking the Universe - March 24 - April 28
Daily Planetarium Shows (Tuesday through Sunday)*
Support...
Wayfinding & Navigation
Programs
Education Program
Scholarships
Planetarium Programming
Sponsor Keiki Field Trips to
'Imiloa
2 Science Rocks! After School Program: Space Science
9 Science Rocks! After School Program: Inventions...
13 KTA Family Free Day with Journey Through the Universe
16 Science Rocks! After School Program: Geometric Bubbles
19 Maunakea Skies Lecture Series at 7 pm
20-27 25th Annual Hawai'i District Science and Engineering Fair
23 Science Rocks! After School Program: Geometry of Nature
11 am Maunakea: Between Earth and Sky
1 pm We Are Astronomers 2 pm Awesome Light 1 (3D)
3 pm We Are Astronomers *'Imiloa's planetarium will be CLOSED from February 27 through March 6. Please see below for details about our special programs for that week! Saturdays
9:30-11 am Keiki Kilohoku Korner activities in the atrium
10:00 am Our Place in Space (Keiki Show)
Special Evening Shows Maunakea Skies Lecture Series - Every third Saturday of the month at 7:00 pm
Help our Landscaping Grow
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Mahalo to 'Imiloa's
Newest Members!
Memberships processed
in December 2010 &
January 2011 Planetarium Upgrade February 27 - March 6
Planetarium upgrades are coming our way so we can bring you our very own 'Imiloaproduced programming! In order to do this, we need to temporarily close our
planetarium from Sunday, February 27 through Sunday, March 6 to install a new
computer system. During this time, in our Earl and Doris Bakken Moanahoku Hall and
Exhibit Hall, we will run some of our current content plus some programs that have we
have never offered before! Live presentations will also be held on our Science on a
Sphere and in our 4D2U Theater. Come take advantage of our special programming! February 27 - March 6 Show Schedule:
11:00 am (Portable) Planetarium Show or Maunakea: Between Earth and Sky*
11:30 am Science on a Sphere Presentation
12:00 noon Mitaka Presentation 4D2U
1:00 pm (Portable) Planetarium Show
1:30 pm Science on a Sphere Presentation
New Individual Members
Kaika Huddy
Daniel Kenoi
Elizabeth Young
New Dual Members
Hiromi Beck
Chantelle Belay
Alan Cardoza
Linda Chapin
Vincent Demichael
Margaret Dicey
Jan Gapero
Clifford Hague
Irene Hecht
Jill Herring
Harold Huffman
Minoru Katsumura
Nancy Lakin
Stanley Lehman
Anita Mathews
Robert Oshiro
Betty Porter
Sonya Reuter
Alexander Sanchez
Edgar Schwoyer
Hiroko Shinnaga
Brad Turner
Victoria Victorino
Timothy Walsh
Pamela Withington
New Family Members
Julie & Marc Alexander
Dr. Neal Atebara
& Fay Atebara
Stephen & Gillynda
Bartholomew
Ed & Amie Crane
Amy & Catcher Cutstherope
Brian & Paige De Lima
Rich & Mary Fisher
Carrie & David Flaspohler
Mara Flores & Maraia Misech
Gayle & Vernon Ito
Jennifer Jackson
& Dea Rackley
Maria Jimenez & Jesse Kerr
Billie & David Kapp
Richard Kihara
& Cathy Thompson
Sean & Eri Lacy
Jim McCormick
& Theresa Malinowski
William & Julie Miller
Vanessa & Peter Pappalardo
Dr. Joshua Pierce & Dr. Tracy
Wiegner
Ray Purifoy & Guadalupe
Rodriguez
Kaleopono & Christine
Quintana
Louise & Laura Robertson
Maureen Russill
& Jacob Coleman
Odette Smith
Nicholas & Erin Tilbrook
Ann Toledo
Whitney Velez
& William Arroyo
Elizabeth & Peter Yoes
New Patron Members
Aaron & Jacqueline Auna
Robert Beebe
*The 11:00am presentation will NOT be shown Friday, March 4
Our exhibits will remain open during our normal operating hours, Tuesday-Sunday from
9am - 4pm. We are closed Mondays. Check out our website at www.imiloahawaii.org for more planetarium information. KTA Family FREE Day February 13 Mark your calendars and come party with us at our 5th Annual KTA Family Free
Day featuring Journey Through the Universe on Sunday, February
13 from 9 am to 4 pm. Thanks to a generous sponsorship by KTA
Super Stores, 'Imiloa's exhibits and special planetarium
programming will be offered free to the community. Also, be sure
not to miss the free cake, giveaways and ice cream (while supplies
last)! Doors open at 9 am.
Check out our day's offerings:
Click here for the day's program and a schedule of the Journey
Through the Universe presentations.
A big MAHALO goes out to our event sponsor and 'Imiloa
Corporate Member KTA Super Stores! Science Rocks! at 'Imiloa Designed for students in 4-6th grade,
'Imiloa's Science Rocks! After School programs runs
Wednesdays from 2:30-5:15pm. Space is limited,
so be sure to make your reservations early. Check out our after school webpage or contact Gail
Loeffler at (808) 969-9729 or
[email protected] for more information.
February Science Rocks! Topics:
February 2 Space Science
February 9 Inventions
February 16 Geometric Bubbles
February 23 Geometry of Nature Check out this fun activity from a previous Science Rocks! session: making starfinders!
In Memoriam: Dr. Walter Steiger Dr. Walter Steiger was a Professor Emeritus of
Physics and Astronomy at the University of Hawai'i
at Manoa. During his 30-year career at Manoa, he
began an astronomy program and developed a solar
observatory at Makapu'u Point on O'ahu, which later
was supplanted by one on Haleakala, Maui. On
Haleakala, he conducted studies of the airglow and
Cynthia & Alex Clarke
Richard & Barbara Darling
Carol & Gregory Dencker
Derrik & Christine Diego
David Fujimoto
Valerie Grab
& Nicholas Manoukis
Matthew Hare
& Dr. Kerry Shaw
Scott Koontz
& Douglas Wayman
James & Debra Kraus
Lucy & Donald Moody
Brian & Winnifred Morton
Leah K. Ogden & Phyllis Pitoy
Melissa Pacheco
& Sam Sisneros
Christopher & Harumi
Stevens
Mark Watters
& Steven Biskey
Kaumana Baptist Church
New Silver Members
Robert & Debbie
Watson-Correa
Helene Wright-Setterfield
& William Setterfield, Jr.
Renewed
Kupuna Members
Lucille Chung
Akemi Inouye
Renewed
Individual Members
Nedra Murray
Cheryl Odani
Dr. Alton Okinaka
Betty Tanaka
Renewed Dual Members
Gene Barber
Dr. Diane Barrett
George Bezilla
Barbara Black
Sharon Brown-Guillermo
Christina Bryan
Caroline Davis
Jessica Ferracane
John Field
Claudine Fujii
Ruth Fujimoto
Dorothy Hafner
Roland Hamasaki
Nikki Harris
William Heflin
Evalani Hirano
Dr. Peter In
Ben Ishii
James Jackson, Jr.
Dr. Gene Johnson
Chris Kanazawa
Dr. Gregory Kobayashi
Dean Kozel
Kenneth Kumasaki
Nellieshy Mamuad
Dianne Maritt
zodiacal light. After an early retirement in
1980, he entered a new form of teaching from the
Bishop Museum Planetarium. During this period he
also served for four years on the UH Board of
Regents. In 1987, looking for another new
challenge, he was offered the opportunity to work
on Maunakea as Site Manager for the Caltech
Submillimeter Observatory. After retirement from
CSO, he was back to his first love, teaching physics,
this time at UH Hilo, as Adjunct Professor.
Dr. Walter Steiger
Dr. Steiger also served as Interim Director of Maunakea Astronomy Education Center,
what would later become known as 'Imiloa Astronomy Center of Hawai'i, from 20032004, where he helped develop the philosophy and structure of the exhibits and the
planetarium. Until his passing on Sunday, February 6, 2011, Dr. Steiger continued to
talk and write about the origins of astronomy in Hawai'i.
Read Hawai'i Tribune-Herald "Colleagues Recall Star of Hawai'i Astronomy" article.
Walter Steiger Tribute Page: http://wsteiger.wordpress.com/2011/02/08/walter-steiger/
On behalf of Dr. Steiger's family, a memorial service will take place on Saturday the
12th of February 2011 at the 'Imiloa Astronomy Center from 5pm.
Dr. Steiger's family has requested that, in lieu of flowers, people donate to the Dr.
Walter and Betty Steiger Scholarship Fund at the University of Hawai'i at Hilo or to the
'Imiloa Astronomy Center of Hawai'i. To donate in memory of Dr. Steiger to 'Imiloa, please click on this link and include "In
memory of Dr. Steiger" notes under "Special Instructions":
https://www.uhfoundation.org/give/giving-gift.aspx?allocation=12432304&SITE=IMILOA
To give to the Dr. Walter & Betty Steiger Scholarship Fund at UH Hilo, please click on
this link and write your notes under "Special Instructions":
https://www.uhfoundation.org/give/giving-gift.aspx
Dr. Steiger's, contributions to astronomy and our local community occupy a permanent
place in our hearts and memories, as do our thoughts for his family and loved ones. Maunakea Skies February 19 at 7pm
Science Synergies: A Tale of Two Telescopes
The observatories on Mauna Kea come in many sizes
and have many different astronomical purposes.
Increasingly, observations made with the smaller
telescopes are being used to identify objects of
extreme astrophysical interest which must be studied
in detail with the larger observatories. Having just
moved from one telescope (UKIRT) to another
(Gemini), Dr. Adamson has seen both ends of one of
the most productive such partnerships. In this talk,
he will show some of the best examples of the
scientific productivity which happens when two
John McCollum
Kathleen McGraw
Antonette Merino
Nancy Molitor
Erin Nahuina
Bernadette Nakano
Linda Nelson
Gabriela Niedermann
Jane Petersen
Karen Sacilowski
Judith San Filippo
Eugene Schmitz
JoDee Schumer
Sherrie Ann
Straslicka-Walker
Greer Sucke
Stephen Sugar
Pierre Van Nerom
Robert Ware
Charles Webster, Jr.
Cynthia Wise
Renewed
Family Members
Sue Asano & Lena Lee
Amy & Ernie Bautista
Dr. Daniel Brown
& Dr. Yee-Kwan Brown
Lisa Canale & Alex Wood
Dr. Scott Daniels
& Jessica Daniels
William & Carole Darby
Kenneth Fine
& Anita Tavernier
Gene & Sarah Gable
Raymond Gandy, Jr.
& Alida Gandy
Jeanette Gilbert
& John Broward
Michael & Reef Greto
Jo-Anna Herkes
& The Honorable
Robert N. Herkes
Jacqui & Gary Hoover
Gloria & Kimichika Horiuchi
Dawn Kalai-Aguiar
& Sheldon Aguiar
Emiko Katada
Dr. James Kennedy
& Linda Kennedy
Jordan & Amanda Lee
Gary Lui & Linda Golian-Lui
Maile Luuwai & Michael
Augustin
Byron Matthews & Cheryl
Cobile
Kathleen McKerlie & Alicia Fix
Irene Nagao & Suzanne
Kennedy
Leimomi & Mindy Nahuina
Dave & Kerri Okamura
Dr. Shin Oya & Maki Oya
Saul Rollason
& Dr. Margaret Hu
Anne & James Sadayasu
Sandy & Darrel Sato
telescopes work together on different aspects of the
same problem. This will take us to the nearest,
most extreme brown dwarfs, and to the most distant
quasar known in the Universe.
Gemini Observatory
Hosted by Shawn Laatsch, 'Imiloa's Planetarium
Manager, Maunakea Skies is held every third
Saturday in the Planetarium. Cost is $5 for
Individual, Dual, Kupuna and Family members;
$3 for Patron Members, Free for Silver, Gold
and Corporate Members, and
$8 for non-members. Dr. Andy Adamson is
currently the Director of
Science and Operations for
Gemini Observatory, prior to
United Kingdom Infrared Telescope
this he served as the
(UKIRT)
associate director UKIRT
from 1998 to 2010. Born in
the United Kingdom, Dr. Adamson was a lecturer and computer
systems manager at the University of Central Lancashire in the
Dr. Adamson
northwest of the United Kingdom for ten years, before arriving on
the Big Island in 1998. His research focuses on interstellar dust
particles - the microscopic motes of silicate and (hydro) carbons
which pervade the space between the stars and obscure much of the local Universe from
our sight.
Hawai'i District Science and Engineering Fair - Feb 20-27
Find out what our future scientists and engineers
have been up to - check out the 2011 Hawai'i
District Science and Engineering Fair projects at
'Imiloa! This free showcase will run for eight
days beginning Sunday, February 20 and
continue through Sunday, February 27 in the
Earl and Doris Bakken Moanahoku Hall. Open during our regular hours Tuesday-Sunday
from 9am to 4pm. Mahalo to Archie
and Marlene Hapai for their $1500 donation and
their continued support of the Hawai'i District
Science and Engineering Fair! 'Imiloa After Dark - "Jazz on the Vine" Coming March 12
Time to get jazzed - the next 'Imiloa After Dark
event is coming up Saturday, March 12! Come
Sandra Silva
& Laura Sherwood
Marcella St. Ambrogio
& Adam Scharf
Adrienne & Robert Stewart
Lisa Taniguchi
& Dr. Bradon Kimura
Mildred & Kristen Uchima
Aliisa & Chad Wasserman
Desmond Wery
Dr. Francis Zee & Julia Zee
Renewed Patron Members
Ula Anderson & Kaleb Letulle
Garfield & Michele Arakaki
Robert Arthurs
& Dr. Barbara Arthurs
Edna & Simplicio Baldado
Brooks & Beverly Bauer
Jennifer Bolstad
Glen & Jeanne Brooks
Bobby Bus & Shawn Bus
Dr. John Cheng
& Alice Cheng
Mila & Antonio Chrysostomou
Gail & Michael Clarke
Jill & Jean Cullinan
Dr. George Curtis
Gilber & Fumiko Dakujaku
Denny DeMent & Adi DeMent
Merle Dendinger
Beverly & Mitchell Dodo
Dr. Dieter Eckert
& Gail Eckert
Diana Edwards
Rachael Eichelberger-Iga
& Aldenn Iga
Priscilla Escritor
Rod & Beth Evangelista
Jennifer Fourmy
& Michelle Ross
Donna Fryman & Sara Purdy
Dr. Alan Garson
& Priscilla Garson
Barbara Heintz
& Dr. Lawrence Heintz
Helen Hemmes
& Dr. Don Hemmes
Karen & Norris Henthorne
Roderick Hinman
& Shannon Nakaya
Gordon Ishikawa
Jay & Maureen Ishimoto
Gayle& Eddie Johnson
Jeffrey Joseph
Audrey & Roy Kagawa
Luci & Solomon Kauinui
Ann Kikuta
Richard Koch
Tupou & George Koenig
Kris & Mitchell
Kuamoo-Santa Maria
Lily Kuroyama & Miles
Nakatsu
Larry &. Shirley Larson
Jerry Mathern
& Nancy Coleman
Marcia May
& Charlotte Paez-Vargas
Thomas & Genevieve
McGough
Carol Meyer & Nicole Kumpel
James Mills
& Nancy Dinger-Mills
Carol & Troy Miyashiro
listen to the hip sounds of Hawai'i Island's top
jazz musicians and enjoy delicious food and
wine pairings. Details to come soon - stay
tuned to your inbox for your invitation.
Spring Intercession Program March 14-18
What's more exciting than having a week off from school? Learning science at `Imiloa's
Spring Intercession Program, of course! We've got a full week planned, including new
electronic games, crime scene solving, crazy chemistry experiments, fun Makahiki
games, and a special performance by a Capoeira group.
The program runs from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm, Monday to Friday, at a rate of $150 for
members and $175 for nonmembers. Be sure to pack a lunch and lots of snacks so that
you will have enough energy to keep up!
Call the front desk at 969-9703 to reserve your spot today.
Navigation Training Workshops 2011
Thanks to a generous
$7500 donation from the
Alexander & Baldwin
Foundation and Matson
Navigation, the 5th
Annual Wayfinding Skills
Workshop will be held in
March. The workshop is
designed to perpetuate
the art of celestial navigation and link science, math,
and technology to further advance Polynesian wayfinding. Over the course of three
days, workshop attendees participate in academic and immersive exercises in partnership
with 'Aha Punana Leo's Honuakai program and the 'Ohana Wa'a. Mahalo to Alexander & Baldwin Foundation and Matson
Navigation for their continued support of this program as
'Imiloa works to inspire, excite and engage Hawai'i's next
Dr. Milton Murasaki
& Virginia Stein
James & May Nojiri
Russell & Aki Oda
Miriam & Torae Odani
Wayne & Marie Onomura
Lynne Park
Jean Powers & James
Seaquist
Bridget & Guy Rapoza
Allen Rice & Hokulani
Kaikaina
Daghild & Erhard Rick
Mary Robertson
& Kristin Ganley
Michael & Phyllis Robinson
Sandra & Troy Sato
Paul & Kathleen Sears
George Sheridan, Jr.
Ululani Sherlock
& Nani Langridge
Julann Sonomura
John Swatek
& Karen Finneran-Swatek
Lillie Tsuchiya
& Takako Miura
Burt & Amy Tsuchiya
Carole & Hardy Tsutsumi
Margaret Ushijima
Cynthia & Kyle Van Guilder
Akira Watanabe
Rae Welsh & Stephen Welsh
Paul & Virginia Whitman
Ava Williams
Jeanne & James Yagi
Gary Yoshiyama
Renewed Silver Members
Jonathan & Patricia Benjamin
Dr. Murray Chapman
& Linley Chapman
Hideo & Emi Gushiken
Eugene & Julia Tao
Renewed Gold Members
Lin-Jun & Charlotte Cheng
Ahia Dye & Celeste Ha'o
Dr. Marlene Hapai
& Archie Hapai, III
Robert Masuda
& Jane Sherwood, RN
Mahalo for your wonderful
support!
generation of wayfinders.
Merrie Monarch Events at 'Imiloa
In just a few months, Hilo will be abuzz
once again as its annual Merrie Monarch
hula festival and competition will be
under way. During this special week,
'Imiloa will offer a unique cultural
showcase, including a hula drama, live
music, a panel discussion about 'uniki
(the graduation exercises for
accomplishment in hula), kapa making
and a hula performance workshop. Please stay tuned to Kilolani or
www.imiloahawaii.org for more details!
Mahalo to the County of Hawai'i Research
and Development and the Hawai'i Tourism Authority for their support of Merrie
Monarch programming at 'Imiloa.
'Imiloa on the Road in Seattle!
Last month, 'Imiloa joined the Pacific Science
Center in Seattle for "Hawaii Weekend," a two-day
event celebrating the science and culture of the
Hawaiian Islands. 'Imiloa's Kalepa Baybayan and Jeff Harman, UHH's
Kaimana Barcarse and local artist Gary Eoff offered
a range of activities including: Kanana Hoku: Star
Compass, A Navigation Starter, an interactive
session introducing basic skills for wayfinding, He
Lani Ko Luna, A Sky Above, a storytelling, chanting
and hula session, Ka 'Ohana Hoku, The Star
Families, a planetarium show about Hawaiian starlines, and a Voyaging Resource Station,
featuring voyaging tools and implements taken aboard early Hawaiian deep-sea canoes. Mahalo to the Pacific Science Center and the Hawai'i Visitors and Convention Bureau for
sending our guys out there! See more photos on our blog at
http://blog.imiloahawaii.org/.
Click here to subscribe!
Image of the Month
Kona Galaxy Garden
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How does a galaxy grow? In this case,
with water and sunlight. This is an aerial
photo of the Paleaku Peace Gardens
Sanctuary in Kona. The garden, about 100
feet across, is a floral map of the Milky
Way Galaxy. Stars, globular clusters, and
nebulae are represented by a variety of
Sky Garden Restaurant Tuesday-Sunday
9am - 4pm
Dinner
Thursday-Sunday 5pm - 8pm
Reservations
(808) 969-9753
plants, and rows of plants trace out the
spiral arms. The Sun and many bright
stars are marked on leaves. There is even
a bar of plants through the center (as has
been recently discovered in the case of our
Milky Way), and at the Galaxy Garden
center is a fountain, representing the
central black hole known as Sagittarius A*!
Click here for a closer view of this month's
image.
Credit & Copyright: Jon Lomberg
Photography by Pierre and Heidy Lesage
Pepeluali (February) Skies 2011
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'Imiloa Ikebana
Mahalo nui loa to Ikebana
practitioners / 'Imiloa Volunteers
Jane Uyeno and Sharon
Madalia, who generously donate
gorgeous ikebana flower
arrangements to 'Imiloa! Please
visit these beautiful displays of
nature as you enter our atrium.
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New in the Bank of Hawaii
Museum Store
Highlights from the Night Sky - February 2011
Mercury and Mars are in conjunction this month and are not visible.
Venus rises 3 hours before the Sun and is brilliant in the morning sky. Try using
binoculars to see its phase.
Jupiter is in the southwest at sunset and is an early evening object. If possible
explore with binoculars to see the Galilean Moons.
Saturn rises around 11pm and is visible to sunrise. Small telescopes easily reveal
its wonderful rings.
Pepeluali Celestial Calendar Kites!
Date Event
Tuesday, Feb 1 Ukaliali'i (Mercury) 4°south of the Moon
Wednesday, Feb 2 Muku (New Moon) at 4:31pm HST
Friday, Feb 4 Hoku'ulapina'au (Mars) in conjunction with the Sun
Monday, Feb 7 Ka'awela (Jupiter) 7° south of the Moon
Thursday, Feb 10 'Olekukahi (First Quarter Moon) at 9:18pm HST
Thursday, Feb 17 Hoku (Full Moon) at 10:36pm HST
Monday, Feb 21 Makulu (Saturn) 8° north of the Moon
Thursday, Feb 24 Kaloakukahi (Last Quarter Moon) at 1:26pm HST
Friday, Feb 25 Ukaliali'i (Mercury) in Superior Conjunction
Monday, Feb 28 Hokuloa (Venus) 2° south of the Moon
Why don't you go fly a kite? We
have a great selection of kites
to choose from. Great for a
beautiful day with your family at
the beach, park, or in your own
backyard! Don't forget to ask
for your 10% member discount
and use your Member Loyalty
Card for additional savings!
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or renew your membership!
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We are committed to helping you fulfill your vision for 'Imiloa Astronomy Center at the
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