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April 8, 2007

Sonic Boom, Sound Barrier, and Condensation Clouds Gallary

Filed under: Air Vehicles,Links — roclar @ 7:55 am
Rockwell B-1B going super sonic As an air vehicle reaches the speed of sound, an unusual cloud might form behind it. The leading theory that describes this cloud formation is described by the Prandtl-Glauert Singularity though there is still some debate. The science and math behind the cloud is interesting, but I find the pictures more my speed this days. This gallary contains pictures and even a few movies of planes in transonic flight with the cloud around them allowing you to “see” a sonic boom. The Wired Blog Network has a post showing the new F-22 gathering clouds (digg Referer) in a similar fashion.

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