Glenn Gould

The purpose of art is not the release of a momentary ejection of adrenaline but is, rather, the gradual, lifelong construction of a state of wonder and serenity.

Canadian Musician

Ejection suggests a strong, often violent, action to remove something or someone.

Forceful Action

Ejection often implies that the action occurs suddenly and swiftly.

Quick Occurrence

Ejection can refer to abstract ideas like the removal of thoughts.

Not Always Physical

Ejection from equipment often relates to safety, especially in vehicles like planes.

Safety Feature

In technical contexts, ejection implies a part of a machine designed to be released.

Technical Term

Ejection in sports is a penalty resulting from rule violations and misconduct.

Sports Penalty

Player or coach ejection can emotionally affect the team and change the game dynamic.

Emotional Impact

In biology, ejection refers to the body's natural waste removal, vital for health.

Natural Process

The word is used in an academic or medical context, related to living organisms.

Biological Term

 by setting up a detour, the magnetosphere. The magnetosphere is formed by the Earth's magnetic currents and shields our planet from the solar winds by sending out the particles around the Earth. Their opportunity to continue the journey down to the atmosphere comes when the magnetosphere is overwhelmed by a new wave of travelers. This event is coronal mass ejection,

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 That means improvise. So it's really a play between these two approaches. Something that I know very well, these principles. For example, we have two engines on an Airbus; with only one engine, you can fly it. So plan B, always a plan B. In a fighter, you have an ejection seat.

Fly with the Jetman PIPE...

 colossal burst of energy a coronal mass ejection spewing up billions of tons of blistering plasma from its surface a fiery expulsion that whips the solar wind into a hurricane like frenzy creating danger to life on earth