How to pronounce“ejections”in English

Stars really active and blasting the heck out of these planets with coronal mass ejections and flares.

We've had power outages and power surges as a result of these coronal mass ejections reaching the Earth.

These could be massive explosions of light called solar flares, ejections of charged particles called radiation storms, or eruptions of plasma called coronal mass ejections.

Did it originate on the Earth, and from early ejections and impacts, did it seed Mars?

And luckily, most of the time when one of ejections happens, it's in a random direction in the solar system where there isn't anything.

But every once in a while, one of these coronal mass ejections happens to be ejected right in the direction of planet Earth.

Like, in 1859, English astronomer Richard Carrington witnessed the biggest solar storm on record: a massive solar flare, followed by a series of coronal mass ejections,

So, how do you predict, you know, when one of those loops is going to break open and and actually like spew stuff out and create one of these big ejections?