How to pronounce“geysers”in English

shooting through the geysers-- I mean through the plumes on the surface.

All those geysers you see are an effect of an incredibly powerful underground volcanic system that one day could become strong enough

has the geysers that come out and so you can't see the under the subterranean oceans but it's supposed to it's so it would be in the atmosphere i was gonna ask you about that one

in touch with the rocky interior but it has these massive geysers at its south pole where it's spewing out material that appears to be

But it's unique in the sense that it has these active geysers coming out of the surface.

On top of that, we know that those geysers contain salts, sodium, just very similar to the salts that make up the ocean of the Earth.

on going to Yellowstone in Winter and we covered it in summer we got the geysers

So is it that 12, 15 geysers going off all at once in synchrony?

And the idea was, it was 250 geysers spread out over a huge field in Maine.

be around Jupiter, have it fly through the geysers, and like looking at bugs on the windshield.

So on the left, we've got an image of the geysers erupting from the subsurface of Enceladus, one of the outer moons in the solar system,

I would venture to guess that Fritz and I are the two world's leading experts on dropping candy into soda to make geysers.

so with the gravitational action and the frozen icy crust, Europa shoots geysers of water

To get to that unforgettable stuff, you have to explore sticky notes, or Coke and Mentos geysers, or paper clips, or paper airplanes, or whatever it is that you're

From the very first, like, sitting on a skateboard with four geysers.

that would have to go the extraordinary distance out to Jupiter and get an orbit out there around Europa, but, you would have it fly through the geysers, actually the orbit would