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Sonic Boom Directly Overhead

 
 
 

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Uploaded Jun. 7, 2010 by
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This guy captures an F14 breaking the sound barrier at the moment it flys overhead.

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    Jiff - a year ago

     Did you know that he didn't break the sound barrier at that exact moment, but was breaking it continuously? See the wave? That is "sound being pushed", and the boom comes when the wave hits you.

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  • seanmcloughlin7

    seanmcloughlin7 - a year ago

    He just tore the sound barrier a new A-hole

  • AlexSchepers

    AlexSchepers - a year ago

    It has already broken the barrier. The sound you hear is just the wave passing you. A guy 500m further heard the same thing

  • Exordius

    Exordius - a year ago

     amazing

  • FoxDie

    FoxDie - a year ago

    I have no idea why they didn't focus on Guile doing his Sonic Boom instead of that plane

  • Renegade_Beast

    Renegade_Beast - a year ago

     1 word awesome

  • tguy

    tguy - a year ago

    Guile's sonic boom is still better

  • pman2010

    pman2010 - a year ago

    Negative, ghost rider, the pattern is full!

  • treyert

    treyert - a year ago

    The flash of sound you heard in the sky was not a UFO. Swamp gas from a weather balloon was trapped in a thermal pocket and reflected the light from Venus.

  • Stompin_Tom_Connors

    Stompin_Tom_Connors - a year ago

     Fake and gay!

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    ManBearPig916 - a year ago

    The speed of sound is equal to or equivalently described as the speed with which information may transfer throughout the medium. Temperature, Pressure, and other scalar properties of fluids may not exhibit dynamic effects through the medium faster than that medium's speed of sound. Sound is a pressure effect, and that wave you see is actually a highly pressurized surface created by the motion of the aircraft and how it affects the air.

  • MLu

    MLu - a year ago

    How surprising that the boom just happened to occur right when it was overhead. /sarcasm

  • murkie

    murkie - a year ago

    Afaik sonic booms trail behind supersonic planes all the time... it's just that you only experience it for a short second when it flies by/overhead.

  • KristofferBarton

    KristofferBarton - a year ago

     Sonic ka-boom

  • RomanceXplosion

    RomanceXplosion - a year ago

    TOP GUN!!! up up down down up up down down up up up down down down.......CRASH!! trying to land on that aircraft carrier

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    Vinnie_63

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    Vinnie_63

    Vinnie_63 - a year ago

    Not exactly original; used to happen over our house in the 60's. And yes Im old

    • Trollmuch

      Trollmuch - a year ago

      @Vinnie_63yeah they can't do it anymore, well should say they aren't suppose too.

    • ShrediclesOfGnarnia

      ShrediclesOfGnarnia - a year ago

      @Vinnie_63well Vinnie?? ...born in 63?!

    • treyert

      treyert - a year ago

      @Vinnie_63Vinnie, go get some tapioca and leave thinking to others.

  • SenatorProudcock

    SenatorProudcock - a year ago

     Break = Science FAIL!

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    howler24

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    howler24

    howler24 - a year ago

    Why isn't he busy shooting down terrorists? We have a trillion-dollar Navy with nothing to do.

    • ShrediclesOfGnarnia

      ShrediclesOfGnarnia - a year ago

      @howler24dear god your stupid... ... your stupid comments makes my penis soft

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    PhocuZ - a year ago

     i didnt see guile anywhere...

    • herbie747

      herbie747 - a year ago

      @PhocuZYou're the only one who thought of a Street Fighter reference - well done.

  • McSpitfire

    McSpitfire - a year ago

    So where was Tails?

  • McSpitfire

    McSpitfire - a year ago

    So where was Tails?

  • TopGunTrophey

    TopGunTrophey - a year ago

    He should have just hit the brakes and he would have flown right by.

  • btfd77

    btfd77 - a year ago

     "This is ghost rider requesting tower fly by." "Negative Ghost rider, the pattern is full"

  • Renholder5x

    Renholder5x - a year ago

    Someone may have already pointed this out, but a sonic boom does not occur in only one precise spot. It actually continuous for as long as the airplane exceeds the speed of sound (roughly 761mph). It's not that he captured the boom at the precise moment... this is just the sound of the boom passing by the cameraman. Sonic booms are created when an object travels so fast that it compresses sound waves in front of it so tightly that they cannot "get out of the way" fast enough and become compressed into one

  • ayespy90

    ayespy90 - a year ago

     Finally, a video that had a slow-mo replay that was actually necessary.

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