The sonic boom problem - Katerina Kaouri 

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@@Bozothcow divide the value by 3.6

12 much effort 18 me

I'm from America, and I was confused by this...

IZZGAMER123 but America does more or less kind of run the world

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Omg same

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yeah and I was searching for this comment

Perfectly balanced as all thing should be.

I was going to say that 😏

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It is mentioned in the DIG DEEPER section. Regards, Katerina Kaouri

Katerina K I love how you reply to comments. Thank you so much for making the world a less stupid place with your intelligence.

1127 divided by 60 is um less than the speed of sound. 3 second per kilometer is the speed of sound... 20 per minute, 1200 per hour

i believe it may have been different at the altitude in which the sound barrier was broken

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Yeah

They should make a deal with the department of education

It wouldn't work, most people still won't pay attention

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not really how it works

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@@sebastiaomendonca1477 he's trying to sound deep 😂

Now imagine if you can go faster than light... you’d see nothing.

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They just keep moving forward until all sound barriers are destroyed

proved to be untrue. the 1st person to break the sound barrier was george welch in the xp-86 a few days before chuck. the bell x1 record was amended to say "break the sound barrier in level flight. the xp-86 was pretty much i a vertical dive to get there.

i haven't found a single video yet in youtube which explains this properly. Including this video

Yep

Unless you caught up with it

It would have dissipated by the time you completed a circumnavigation.

Your infinite fuel would turn into a black hole or something and destroy physics.

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got it

Well we found out how knuckles glides at least.. He jumps and pauses the game, jumps and pauses the game, jumps and pauses the game, jumps and pauses the game and it repeats.

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NOBODY. CARES.

Keegan Kopas you obviously do

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+Rinoa Super-Genius Hooray! We're happy you have ears. Congratulations!

Wibbly Wobbly thanks!

Yea, because we have dino tales just lying around in the earth, not like they're fossilized or anything.

+baileyboy125 Even the end of a whip can faster than sound, And it's more common than dino tails. Should we start making air crafts out of it? :D

+baileyboy125 actually yes, it does. A whip can even go much faster than the speed of sound. The dino in the video used his tail just as a whip. according to wikipedia the tip of a whip moves up to 30 times the speed of sound

+baileyboy125 the end of a whip moves much faster than sound, yes. Thats why the cracking sound is heard, a mini sonic boom

Is that why is makes that loud crack?? :)

Aparna anna bone structure that is able to hold the muscle to do that. Also their reptile descendent could have inherited a similar way to scare off predators.

Someone asked the dinosaur I guess

Sean Robald Well maybe the dinosaur said he swinged his tail faster than what it actually could in order to get attention

you can't tell for sure. but science is based on theory. so that's that

@@tonynos2050 Other than when scientists deal with experiments and direct observation, you're right.

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@@zaidbinzafar I wanna know too

Yah lol xD

Yes

Yes

@@raagam7 Two weeks before ppl of Bangalore, India heared a loud boom sound. They were confused about that sound. Later the media announced it is because of sonic boom.

@@raagam7It was a sonic boom caused by fighter jet Mirage 2000.

Not really. Light travels about a million times faster than sound - it is already hard for humans to build aeroplanes to surpass the sound speed - I cannot imagine how they could possibly create 1 million times faster aeroplanes, at least with the current technology.

@@LostinSongs it is possible to move at 4% speed of light with current tech though as far as i know

Lukson sonic booms are from going >speed of sound. So there won’t be a problem with light barrier and booms since you can’t go past light speed

Nice dream. But currently the topmost speed recorded by a human made object is of Parker Solar probe, but that was temporary, only due to sun's gravitational attraction. True holder of the record, According to be must be the Helio-B orbitor, which could attain only 0.0233% of the speed of light! So forget your dream. Plus Einstein's Special and General relativity puts speed of light as the fundamental barrier of speed in this universe that can never be matched by things having mass, forget about passing it, you can't even get there....

Why are there so many smartasses in this comment section? So many people can't see a joke here

See the "Dig Deeper" section :)

Good to know i'm getting hit with something faster than the speed of sound lmao wait wot.

“That’s not flying, That’s falling with style!”

Thank you :) I was amazed when I first heard about it too.

Lol

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Neandercatz I was starting to think my comment was invisible. lol Damn channels that don't read their comments... I tell you.

True!

***** My (scientific) guess is: because the shock waves that the lighter objects create get reflected by the larger, stationary objects which then causes the lighter objects to be pushed out of their trajectory.

+TAOFLEDERMAUS huh... you are the last guy I would have thought I'd randomly run into looking for sonic boom vids. answering your question sort of... its common for long range shooters to have a bullet loose stability (and loss of accuracy) as it slows down from supersonic to transsonic speed, has something to do with the bullet being upset by its own shockwave as the shockwave catches up to it. not sure what the proper terminology is for that... but its a thing. seems to me that if a projectile can be upset by its own shockwave, that the shockwave when distorted/compressed could upset the bullet as well, like your freakazoid slug. I also think a lack of stabilizing spin came into play... since I've shot at game near heavy brush and never had a bullet deflect like that.

and id like to see an F35 not get shot down in every simulation against F16's and F18's

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asexual= a sexual beast, probably

+manasty ho Asexual means both genders.

+Captain Jeb Kerman or no defined gender.

Great observation sir. I had never heard of the correlation between speed of sound and altitude either and found it weird.

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Not quite right, we gave them our research data from the Miles M.52 and design drawings, including the flying tail, in exchange for their research data. But the U.S. never held up their end of the deal and gave us nothing in return, then the British government cancelled the M.52 program. The bastards.

The US first shafted allies involved in the Manhattan Project by cutting them out with the Atomic Energy Act of 1946, where they took all of the scientific input from the other developing nations (UK and Canada) opted to not develop further with allies and said f**k off! They then did it AGAIN in 1946-1947 with the Miles M.52 and Bell X-1 research and data exchange and shafted us over by withholding everything they had and pawed over everything we gave them. And finally after that, the UK government pulled the plug which was declared the third blow. Needless to say, we realised the US couldn't be trusted for a long time after that until there was a little thawing in relations.

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Radar does not use sound. Radar is electromagnetic. It uses photons. Sound comes from pressure waves in the air. UFOs don't make any sonic booms because they don't exist.

Which planes?

@@thememaster7 must have been f106, or f102

because we couldn't hear it coming!

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Mexican homes too!

More like 1 million years later

the air inside the cockpit also moves with the plane so pilot in front can listen to pilot at back normally.

@@jamaluddin9158 Yes but explaining it ruins the joke.

@@nathanielscreativecollecti6392 what joke?

On space/stratosphere.

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Dao Khanh Long Thanks

Well LEO altitudes are still well within in the atmosphere.

+GabrielKirov it uses jet engines which rely on air to generate thrust, so it cannot fly in space. Also the X-43a was Mach 9.6, also using a variant of a jet engine.

What about a sonic rainboom?

XD