"Pōwehi" meaning in English

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          "text": "“Maunakea telescopes win the 'Oscars of Science' for Pōwehi”, in University of Hawaiʻi News, 2019 September 6, retrieved 2020-03-19: “Working together as one ʻohana was critical to our success in capturing the image of Pōwehi.”"
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          "text": "2020, Jessica T. Dempsey, \"The Event Horizon Telescope: the impact of an image and finding Pōwehi\", in Ground-based and Airborne Telescopes VIII"
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          "text": "The most important thing that we have learned is that the shadow of Pōwehi is always there. That means it is real and is caused by the light bending from the black hole. […] The wobble tells us about how gas is flowing around the black hole, varying like clouds in the sky or waves on the ocean. What's next is to use our improved array and make images over years to come and learn from those changes to answer questions like, 'How does Pōwehi feed itself?'"
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