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Перевод: Hawaiian

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Тезаурус:

1. The Hawaiian lavas are so fluid, in fact, that as they stream away downhill they are often very graphically described as "rivers of fire".
2. The Hawaiian islanders have their own name for these glassy droplets; they call them Pele's tears, after the Hawaiian goddess of volcanoes, Pele.
3. Hawaiian eruptions are the mildest of all, and are characteristic of the Hawaiian island volcanoes, which all have soft, peaceful-sounding names such as Halemaumau, Kilauea and Mauna Loa.
4. In 1988, the Hawaiian environmental group Earthtrust took a 13-metre (42-foot) sailboat into the North Pacific Ocean to document effects of the drift-net fishery for flying squid.
5. He was a Polynesian Hawaiian, thirty-two years old and already a legend on the North Shore.
6. The custard-skin type of surface is not as common as the rubbly type, but it is often particularly well-developed on oceanic volcanoes, and especially on the Hawaiian islands.
7. One consequence of the extremely fluid nature of the lavas erupted in Hawaiian eruptions, especially those of the Hawaiian volcanoes themselves, is that they are sometimes so fluid that when "fire fountains" are spraying lava upwards, some of the liquid sets solid into teardrop shapes, with bulbous ends and long-drawn-out tails.
8. So, not counting the initial Strombolian activity in the North-East Crater, there were three separate sites of activity during the course of the eruption, and each showed different behaviour: Strombolian, Hawaiian and Vulcanian.
9. These spatter cones contain little, if any, fine-grained ashy material and are amongst the most characteristic products of Hawaiian eruptions.
10. Hawaiian Eruptions
11. In a typical Strombolian eruption, basaltic lava is again involved, but it is not quite as fluid as in the Hawaiian eruptions and gas escape takes place spasmodically in minor explosions every few minutes or so, sometimes rhythmically and predictably, sometimes irregularly.
12. Traditional Hawaiian society only began to fall apart when the godhead became detached from the environment: when Captain Cook arrived and ushered in a foreign idol, ubiquitous, omnipotent, immortal, but disembodied, absent, invisible.
13. First, since the volcano is built on oceanic crust, the magmas involved will be basaltic, so that the sort of eruption that we can expect will be a modification of an ordinary Hawaiian or Strombolian eruption.