Is it possible under certain conditions to see Oahu from Kauai?
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It is not possible... I lived on Oahu for most of my life (20 years).. and I could never see Kauai.. so I dont think the opposite is true..  But there are islands that you can see other islands from.. just not those two..
72477
I guess it is all on how you look at it, but I think it is a little further south.\n\nThe International Date Line:\nOn Jan 1, 1995 The Republic of Kiribati, formerly the Gilbert Islands, moved the International Date Line to include its entire territory to the western side of it and prevent the country from remaining in two different days. As a result, the line has a bulge further east than Honolulu.\nBecause of this eastern bulge in the International Date Line, Kiribati claimed that Caroline Island would be the first point of land to see in the new millennium.\nUnfortunately the Sun doesn't rise here before it does in the Antarctic, much further south.\nCaroline Island is actually an atoll of 22 small islets protected by a very shallow reef and is about as hard to get to as the Antatartic; you would probably need to go in by seaplane.\nFirst inhabited place to see the Jan 1st sunrise.
258915
Kinda touristy, but the Tonga Room in the Fairmont Hotel is the best. It's decorated in polynesian decor with a thunderstorm that happens every 15 minutes or so, the drinks are great. Have fun. Locals and tourists go.
820173
I returned yesterday from Maui, HI they use Comcast cable...Comcast provides Internet access also. DSL Internet access is provided via the telephone companies.  I would definitely try calling the main telephone companies etc., AT&T is one.  I know they're big in Maui they may be big in Oahu as well. Unless you already know that Cable service is not available in Oahu or you are not happy with the costs, try calling the local Comcast number in your area or dial 808-555-1212 and ask the information operator for the Comcast Cable phone number and for AT&T as well.  I'll go one step further:  here's the number to Comcast 866-886-7475 and AT&T is: 800-222-0300 and give them your exact location so they can check for available service in your area...Good luck love!  Hawaii was a blast! Everyone should go at least once in their life time.
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Head west flying the Great Circle route to your destination.\nThis would take you over other oceans, but not the Atlantic.\n\nIf you can't fly the Great Circle route, how about:\nBrazil to Hawaii\nHawaii to Japan\nJapan to India\nIndia to Turkey\nTurkey to destination in Europe.
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NO, because the time zones and the International Date Line don't line up. When Kiribati became independent of th UK, it made the Date Line go around the east end of the country, so that all of their islands would be on the same side of the Date Line. This means that there are more than 24 hourly time zones, so there are moments when there are parts of 3 days going on. If you had a fast plane, you could depart from Kiribati's Line Islands just after midnight Sunday morning, arrive somwhere further west like Jarvis Island just before midnight Friday evening, and have your Saturday all over again!
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Technically yes, you would be able to see to the edge provided nothing was obscuring your view (like buildings or trees).  The problem is that dust, water vapor, and other impurities in the atmosphere would place some limitations on how far you could see.
414445
The bahamas, Hispaniola, and Hawaii. isnt the spring in Hawaii!
679808
Not a silly question. There is tons of information about traditional Pacific voyaging techniques at the website linked below.\n\nI answered a similar question some weeks ago.\n\nI think this link will take you to my other answer:\n\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=A9G_RoOEY1hEI_AAomTsy6IX?qid=1006033102780
429932
I have never located. moreover I dont think that it is possible. somebody must have told u wrong.
491974
How about The Aloha Hawaii Festival?
1182951
You know that's a good question but I don't think so. With all the modern methods of travel and exploration, I don't' think there is...\n\nHave a great day..
846750
yes its possible, check out immigration nz website about partnership visa, good luck
414287
Probably could, but there is a small chance you'll get bent doing it.  Is it worth the risk?  Keep this in mind:  Helicopters, when transporting divers, cruise at a ceiling of 50'.  That is as high as they're willing to go.  \n\nChanges in altitude are very dangerous after diving and should be done cautiously.
729003
i dont live on maui i live on oahu but i would think you would go when its about 2-4 feet waves i think. i mean i dont go long boarding i surf on a 5'4 board.
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Yes they can! In 1985 one particular aurora was seen as far south as New Mexico. It depends on the strength of the aurora, etc. I strongly suggest you look at the University of Alaska Fairbanks web site for some more information.\n\nhttp://www.uaf.edu
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You should be able to...I cannot remember if it is one-way though...you should be good. I suggest going around the other side of campus though...traffic is bad on that side.