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speed of sound... cone shaped smoke puff ?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CF7h3...eature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wHrwg...eature=related why does this cone shaped cloud appear when jets hit the sound barrier? :rofl: |
its not smoke... its moisture i believe.
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its the shape of awesomeness.
The white halo is formed by condensed water droplets which are thought to result from a drop in air pressure around the aircraft. |
Got a few minutes? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Speed_of_sound
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why would you look on wiki? i would rather listen to people on tst.
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as serious as that hair line. i hope to one day travel at the speed of sound.
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lol yea why not just make a thread... all i needed was the word condensation. i dont feel like reading pages of scientific hootinany on wiki
im for theeriuz |
It's just an oblique shock wave.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shock_wave I love wikipedia. I wish it was around when I was in college. |
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Sound? Pansy, light is where it's at yo! :-p |
here's a neat FYI. when you snap a towel it's actually a sonic boom
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The only real experiment that was able to accurately prove this possible involved a professional with a bullwhip. It was proven that the bullwhip reach 1400f/s, the speed of sound being 1100f/s. there was an experiment by some college kids: http://www.hiviz.com/PROJECTS/towel/towel.htm they "proved" that a towel does break the sound barrier... but they couldn't continuously recreate their findings... so their one success is fairly moot. I also read a response regarding the experiment that they changed to a wet cotten bed sheet to achieve the result and could not with a generic towel Yes... I used google... ;) |
I think this has been posted on here before, but I cant find it.
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