Mauna Kea stance helps strengthen Hawaiian belief in traditions and sacred sites
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- Mauna Kea, on the big island of Hawai’i - often regarded as the tallest mountain in the world if you count from its base on the ocean floor - and it’s also home to 13 telescopes. It’s a prime spot for the scientific community who, among other things, try to see into the future. But it is also the most sacred place of worship for the native Hawaiian people, connecting them to their past.
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- 04/08/2023
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