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Mopsdrops · 04-22-2005, 01:45 PM

http://rapidshare.de/files/1384730/sonic_boom.mpeg.html
Just uploaded this myself, found it in my map while cleaning it. 940 kb's
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ZfrkS62 · 04-22-2005, 02:42 PM

THat was wicked

I love the F14 Tomcat

thanks mops!

na2o · 04-22-2005, 07:20 PM

man that is crazy, isn't that dangerously too low?

findleybeast · 04-22-2005, 07:25 PM

that's really damn cool. I love how you can see the effect on the water, and he's not even that close to it. that sound must have been wicked so close up

gobs3z · 04-22-2005, 09:06 PM

I think it's the one where it fly by's the air craft carrier and shows it in slow motion where you can see the water vapor. And to be honest i don't think it was a super sonic fly by just because all those people that were on deck watching it would get tossed off their feet. I assume the windows on the carrier woudln't shatter though just because they have to deal with stressful sound waves all the time, but then again they could get blown out by a super sonic, low level fly by.

gtx28 · 04-22-2005, 10:51 PM

I think it's the one where it fly by's the air craft carrier and shows it in slow motion where you can see the water vapor. And to be honest i don't think it was a super sonic fly by just because all those people that were on deck watching it would get tossed off their feet. I assume the windows on the carrier woudln't shatter though just because they have to deal with stressful sound waves all the time, but then again they could get blown out by a super sonic, low level fly by.

This is a common misconception about super sonic or above sonic speed. If he broke the sound barrier when he passed them then perhaps. But notice that he passes then you hear him, hense he is moving faster than the speed of sound. The most dangerous part about the sound is when you actually break the barrier there is a boom.

gobs3z · 04-23-2005, 03:32 AM

What did i misconcept? I understand the sound barrier very, and either way with how close they are to the plane, if he breaks the sound barrier the sound would hit at about the same time as he passes, the people on deck wouldn't know the difference other than the sonic boom since he's obviously not going any faster than just about the sound barrier. If the pilot is going just over 700mph at mach 1, it means the sound is going at 700mph behind the aircraft but at such a close range to the air craft carrier, the sound moving at 700mph would seem like it was where the plane was. How to explain, but i think you understand, there's just know room for the sound to fall far behind the aircraft, but either way there is a sonic boom that could blow away anyone on deck and destroy windows on that ship if they're not extra strong(which i assume they are)

saadie · 04-23-2005, 03:51 AM

the plane did a flyby at 700+ .. it didnt really break the barrier in the vid ... thx fer the sweet vid

i've experienced Mirage V breaking the sound barrier exactly 100 feet above my head .....

btw .. the sound isnt moving at 700 .. its the plane thats moving ....

and this is what the sound barrier is

now this is low ...

@ Ronin ... click on Free on the bottom of the page .. a new page will open ... the link is on the bottom

EDIT :: ... vid of F-14 breaking the barrier
http://rapidshare.de/files/1393552/F...rrier.wmv.html
http://dl2.rapidshare.de/files/13935...14_barrier.wmv direct link .. hope it works

Mopsdrops · 04-23-2005, 12:57 PM

Originally Posted by saadie

the plane did a flyby at 700+ .. it didnt really break the barrier in the vid ... thx fer the sweet vid

i've experienced Mirage V breaking the sound barrier exactly 100 feet above my head .....

btw .. the sound isnt moving at 700 .. its the plane thats moving ....

and this is what the sound barrier is

now this is low ...

@ Ronin ... click on Free on the bottom of the page .. a new page will open ... the link is on the bottom

EDIT :: ... vid of F-14 breaking the barrier
http://rapidshare.de/files/1393552/F...rrier.wmv.html
http://dl2.rapidshare.de/files/13935...14_barrier.wmv direct link .. hope it works

Yeah seen that before, that's so fuckin' amazing, must be strange to see that in real life, what would be a pass by at 2200 kph ?

na2o · 04-23-2005, 03:25 PM

i don't think that the pic is real saadie... just look at the water, it looks like it's been done in a pool or something and the plane was photoshopped in

ZfrkS62 · 04-23-2005, 03:44 PM

^it's actually a painting. But i think it's based off a similar pic.

the NASA photo is amazing. i wonder what kind of equippment they were using to capture it.

thanks for the pics saadie

*edit* What was the vapor behind the jet when it broke the barrier

It looks almost like water vapor but it dissapates too quickly

gobs3z · 04-23-2005, 06:30 PM

btw .. the sound isnt moving at 700 .. its the plane thats moving ....

Sound moves at a little over 700mph, and the F-14 in the video was in transonic flight and hadn't borken the barrier but was actually riding with the barrier. This is from nova

Picture an airplane flying through the air. As the airplane moves, it pushes air molecules out of its way, continuously creating waves of compressed and uncompressed air. These air pressure waves move away from the airplane in all directions at the speed of sound. (Imagine ripples that form by dropping a pebble in a pond.) Next, break the sound barrier by increasing the airplane's speed to supersonic, or faster than the speed of sound. When the airplane moves at supersonic speeds, the air pressure waves begin to pile up ahead of the airplane and compress, forming shock waves. (These are similar to a "bow wave" that piles up at the front of a boat as it moves through water.) The shock waves will move out and back from the plane, towards the ground. There is a sudden change in pressure when the shock wave hits your eardrum. You hear this as a loud sonic boom.

This is a real flyover on water.

ZfrkS62 · 04-23-2005, 07:08 PM

^^I think that may have been taken at SeaFair, over Lake Washington in Seattle. The Blue Angels have been flying that event for years and constantly do killer stuff like that

Thanks for the info gobs

gobs3z · 04-23-2005, 07:39 PM

No prob, i still find it hard to udnerstand and comprehend, but if i remember correctly it was in San Fransisco in 1999, but thats all it said. The blue angels are awesome, when they fly here in chicago they pull some crazy manuveurs between the buildings, it's my favorite weekend of the year.

saadie · 04-24-2005, 04:31 AM

alrighty

*edit* What was the vapor behind the jet when it broke the barrier It looks almost like water vapor but it dissapates too quickly

thats the soundbarrier .... which is being torn apart by the jet .. thats the BANG tht yea hear ..

i don't think that the pic is real saadie... just look at the water, it looks like it's been done in a pool or something and the plane was photoshopped in

thats a painting ... i have simmilar paintings too .... but the thingy is it really happens ... if the plane flies low to the ground or water ... the vapours fly in that form and it actually happens ...

the NASA photo is amazing. i wonder what kind of equippment they were using to capture it.

as they would say .. "" Thats Classified "" 8) 8) lol ...

gob3z
This is a real flyover on water.
http://www.sky-flash.com/teams/019.jpg

the plane isnt low enough .. btw i got alot of pics of tht airshow 8) 8)
my point was when the plane breaks the barrier .. only then u hear the sound ...

Sound moves at a little over 700mph, and the F-14 in the video was in transonic flight and hadn't borken the barrier but was actually riding with the barrier. This is from nova

exactly what i though when i saw the video ... u would see the bow if it borke the barrier ...