How to pronounce “plumes” in English

the chemistry of those plumes.

All these plumes and beautiful pictures of plumes that we see, the original mechanism that they thought that those plumes and that outgassing happened

You see these plumes.

Those fires would create superheated plumes.

It turns out that those plumes are made mostly of water.

If I'm looking for plumes, I want a phase angle of, let's say, 130 to 150 degrees.

So all the images of plumes that you see, the comet is all black.

And we want to scan for fresh plumes that, again, we can detect spectrally.

They actually are producing these plumes and objects and so on.

These fluids could go straight up into the plumes in about time scales of several months, Earth months.

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

We know that there is an ocean based on the composition of the plumes.

He began to build up probabilistic models of how the hydrothermal vent plumes propagate through the ocean, and to try to instruct the vehicles to follow

you know not only did we see it happen in the and the and the plumes uh blew over us uh we were thrown out of our

We don't want the plumes to contaminate our solar panels.

but there are huge salt domes, huge plumes of subterranean salt deposits that have pushed their way up like a molar coming up through

They’re underwater chimneys as high as 55 meters that send up blackened plumes of particles and water hot enough to melt solid metal.

In addition to doing that, they're also continually spewing these invisible plumes of tiny biological particles that are called bioaerosols.

So this would be a cross-section of the moon with the ice shelf and the plumes in the southern hemisphere.

Composite volcanoes erupt with remarkable variety, sometimes unleashing torrents of lava, other times sending up volcanic plumes of tephra that fall back to Earth.

to themselves over the rumble of L trains, madmen, superheroes, who held down day jobs and emerged in the night with bombastic nom de plumes.

But through the lifetime of the mission, we've been able to-- NASA's been able to fly that spacecraft through the plumes of Enceladus multiple times and study

This is a galaxy called Centaurus A and not too far from us, it's kind of a messy galaxy but I think you can see that on top and bottom there's sort of strange plumes coming out

male #4: Yeah, you kind of mentioned these plumes that these different black holes will admit from galaxies.