Explore the ancient art of Polynesian navigation and the stars that guided voyagers across the Pacific. From the Hawaiian star compass to modern applications of traditional wayfinding, these stories connect celestial knowledge with our relationship to the ocean and land.
The same stars that guided Hawaiian navigators across thousands of miles still rise above the North Shore. Discover how traditional wayfinding knowledge experienced a powerful revival through Hōkūleʻa's voyages and master navigator Nainoa Thompson.
This August, catch the best meteor shower of the year from Hawaiʻi's dark skies. We'll show you the best viewing spots, when to look, and what you'll see streaking across the heavens.
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