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Greene County dispatch received 77 calls in eight minutes after sonic boom, nearly 100 total
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Breaking the sound barrier: Why sonic booms happen – and how new NASA tech could quiet them - BBC Science Focus Magazine
What is a sonic boom?
Think Again Lab - When a plane travels faster than the speed of sound (i.e., breaks the sound barrier), a loud boom is heard, which is commonly known as a #sonicboom. Although
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