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Nov 11, 2024

Exploring the Cosmos from Rapa Nui By Claudia Berardi Writer and academic Alexandra Edwards, together with her co-authors Edmundo Edwards and Enzo Moglia, have launched a book called “On the Edge of Infinity: Rapa Nui Cultural Astronomy”. In this interview, Alexandra shares the discoveries that most surprised her during her

Oct 31, 2024

by Javiera Alarcón María Irma Paoa Tuki, affectionately known as “Irma”, was born on November 3rd 1963 in Hanga Roa. She is the daughter of Sergio Enrique Paoa Pate and Flora Tuki Pakarati. Irma is one of seven children of the Paoa Tuki family, who lived in the Tu’u Koihu

Oct 10, 2024
Rapa Nui is known for its cultural and archaeological heritage, but beyond the iconic moai, the island is home to unique and fragile ecosystems that require urgent attention. Among them, the wetlands play a fundamental role in the island's biodiversity and environmental balance. A project led by Tahira Edmunds seeks
Aug 9, 2024
María Virginia (Viki) Haoa Cardinali was born in 1955 in Rapa Nui, of Polynesian and European roots. On her mother’s side, she descends from her great-grandfather Rafael Cardinali Lazzarini, an Italian who came on the ship Apoline Emilie, which grounded ashore in Apina in 1896. On her paternal side, she
Jul 9, 2024

A Journey to the Past Through the Stars – by Enzo Moglia, Director of Rapa Nui Planetarium The Rapanui Planetarium Foundation has once again made its mark at the 11th School Astronomy Congress of 2023, held in the vibrant city of Concepción. For the second consecutive year, the foundation took

Apr 12, 2024

Moe Toke He Tangata Archaeology is the branch of anthropology that aims to reconstruct the history of humanity from its material remains. The problem is that a very important part of human creation is not expressed in material form, and, on the other hand, many times it is not possible

Jan 26, 2024
According to Rapanui mythology, the union of various elements gave rise to more complex entities, leading to the birth of the first gods. This creation resulted from the union of Rangi Nui, the god of the sky, and Papatuanuku, the goddess of the earth and sea. Initially, the sky and

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