VOLCANO VIDEOS
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Shipping is included in the price of all our DVDs.
LAVA FLOWS AND LAVA TUBES
Main program is 42 minutes
DVD: 75 minutes total, $30 (combo with "Kilauea: Close-Up", see below)
This program is closed captioned.
TEACHER'S EDITION NEW for 2009
75 minute double-feature DVD (above) plus CD-ROM, $38
Teachers' Guides with activities linked to national science standards, extras galore.
ERUPTION UPDATE - Winter 2010
Main Program is 65 minutes
DVD: 90 minutes total, $30
DVD: 90 minutes total, $30
The best-selling DVD in Hawaii Volcanoes National Park. Stay Updated!
KILAUEA: CLOSE-UP OF AN ACTIVE VOLCANO (2000)
30 minute program
DVD: 75 minutes, $30 (includes "Lava Flows and Lava Tubes"- see above)
(Contains English, German, Japanese, & Korean language tracks)
Our updated, award-winning video brings you as close as possible to the volcanic activity at Kilauea. You will come face to face with lava fountains at Pu'u O'o, then follow the flows downslope to the ocean. Along the way, you will see a wide variety of eruptive phenomena and learn how these fascinating features form. This video is the most popular program for use in elementary through secondary schools and universities to show Hawaiian volcanism. It appeals to anyone who is interested in volcanic eruptions and wants to know more about how they form.
ERUPTION AT THE SEA: Kalapana Edition (1990)
DVD: 45 minutes, $20
Eruption at the Sea shows lava entering the ocean in vivid detail. These processes are perhaps the most beautiful of all the activity on Kilauea, with glowing steam clouds at night providing the backdrop for streams of incandescent lava pouring into the sea and explosive bursts of lava. Working near the ocean entries is the most dangerous part of our work, as unpredictable collapses can destroy acres of new land in a matter of minutes--making escape impossible.
The first 15 minute program on this special edition of Eruption at the Sea follows the course of events as lava flows destroy the coastal Hawaiian village of Kalapana in 1990. Unique aerial footage puts you in the helicopter beside volcanologists and Civil Defense Authorities as they try to predict what the lava will do next. Follow its relentless 6 month assault on Kalapana, which ends with Kalapana and the famous black sand beaches of Kaimu Bay buried under 50 feet of lava. This section of the video has frequently been used by civil defense agencies and in geohazards courses.
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