1. plural of emersion; the act or process of emerging or coming out, especially of a celestial body from eclipse or occultation.
Usage: astronomy; technical
2. instances of rising or surfacing from a liquid or submerged state.
Usage: general

Examples

• Astronomers observed the emersions of Jupiter's moons from behind the planet.
• The emersions of the star from occultation were recorded with precision instruments.
• Multiple emersions of the diving bird were visible throughout the afternoon.
• The spacecraft tracked the emersions of the satellite as it orbited.
• Scientists documented the emersions of the celestial object during the eclipse cycle.