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  • Concorde breaking the sound barrier go look turn your sound up, people on ship...

  • Just because it's on full afterburner, it doesn't mean it's supersonic. Planes aren't allowed to go supersonic over land!

  • Its just hes after burners kicking in

  • Not supersonic! You cannot hear a plane this is going supersonic until it has passed you.

  • Mmmmmm low bypass engines rock.

  • Subsonic

  • 60 dislikes = 60 yanks

  • The sound of god when he's angry lol..awesome plane !!

  • supersonic would shatter windows

    

  • Subsonic  :)

  • A beautiful machine...and exceedingly agile too!

  • why so many dislikes,so what if it isn't supersonic,it's still a sweet vid

  • @rossm21uk the title is misleading, its like someone lying to you. who likes a liar?

  • it is illegal to go supersonic below a certain altitude

  • not supersonic it is just when a plane pulls 6g or more it forms condensation over the wings

  • Not quite supersonic but still pretty loud. I've seen it fly low like that and it's really loud

  • And im pretty sure its illegal to do supersonic at an airshow...

  • No plane would ever fly supersonic at an air show and to prove it's subsonic not a single car alarm went off

  • Air traffic restrictions prevent ANY supersonic flight over UK land mass - even military, and especially not at air shows. - Max that planes are allowed to do is high sub sonic on a straight pass.

  • not even close

  • Yes that's at waddington I don't think it went supersonic .

  • Is This At Waddington??

  • Not supersonic , bucko

  • thats not supersonic he's just running the afterburners if a jet came over you a that hight at supersonic you would shit yourself (nice clip though)

  • See all those glass windows ? Several would have been shattered if this would have been "supersonic"...

  • See all those glass windows ? Several would have been shattered if this would have been "supersoinc"...

  • @TaiChiArtist they wouldn't have been shattered...

  • when i was watching this there were 39 likes and 39 dislikes, i have to choose ....

  • Definitely not supersonic, sound still needs time to travel, so even when it's subsonic, the sound will seem to be trailing the plane.

  • @Belginator89 when flying at cranwell with air cadets on friday, a GR4 had come for servicing, and just before we left it launched and flew a circuit... on the second run of the runway the sound was trailing, as you've just said, and no sonic boom would suggest it was still subsonic :)

  • if you can hear it coming, it's not supersonic.

  • @sandman2060829 Thats correct.

  • its interesting how you can hear somwthing fling towards you when its supersonic ;)

  • they cant fly supersonic on land, the can only do it on land about 50 miles from buildings

  • very sonic, but far from supersonic... :-)

  • lol not supersonic atall

  • @mclarenrock wasn't even close lool. who the hell made this and knows the word supersonic

  • Fist off, for all you idiot who thing it is supersonic. YOU WOULD NOT HEAR IT UNTIL IT HAD FLOWN PAST!!! Duh, cuz it is quicker than the speed of sound. Secondly there is no chance of it being supersonic as supersonic flight is forbidden in the UK.

  • @Wells1955ATC

    supersonic isnt forbidden in the uk

    i have seen many low passes and heard them after

  • @LOUISVART Oh christ... here we go again. Breaking the sound barrier is ilegal inside UK airspace (unless in emergency) If you knew anything obut CAA rules you would know that. I too have seen a low pass and heard the aircraft after; this is because the aircraft is at 100 or so feet vertical and a few hundred horizontal from where you view it. Light travels faster than sound so of course you hear it after you see it. I hope I have solved your problem.

  • dude really?? Supersonic would blow everybody's eardrums right out. and probably kill them.

  • @louizjj1 Don't chat shit.

  • @louizjj1 LMFAO dumb boy

  • its not supersonic, but when it flies over you like that...its something else. At the Bmouth airshow he just slammed on the burners and went straight up into the clouds and didn't come back. Spectacular flying by the EF Typhoon pilots

  • It's probably sub-sonic.

    But definitly not supersonic because of the following things:

    -No authorisation for breaking it. (and making probably a few thousand ppl deaf)

    -No sonic boom...

  • that was not supersonic! come on spot the difference!

  • Hum... its not supersonic...

  • just to point out something obvious... when you break the sound barrier, you are travelling faster than sound. this means the aircraft would pass you before you hear any noise from it.

    in this video, you can clearly hear the engines before the aircraft passes the camera. this is NOT supersonic.

  • @warofrazors

    he is not supersonic, bur what you wrode is bullshit.

    U always here the sound later, because the plane is a bit away... .

  • @pInGu1337 LOL you dumb bastard.

    think of it as 2 trains, one labelled "aircraft" travelling at a reasonable 1/10 scale speed of 70mph, the other labelled "sound" at the same 1/10 scale speed of 76.8mph ... which one will arrive at the end of the line first? ... sound because it is faster.

    i shouldnt need to give any other layman examples of how sound is faster than subsonic travel.

    if you go faster than sound, you cannot be heard until after you have passed.

  • @warofrazors

    How old are you? Starting a discussion with dumb bastard....

    Anyway, you don't get it. Since the plane is not going right through you, there is always a differnce.

    When you look up in the air and watch planes, you will always hear the sound BEHIND the plane - and they are not supersonic.... .

    So i a plane passes you in 100 meter distance, even though you hear the sound later, it doesn't mean it's supersonic.

    Now learn some manners... .

  • @pInGu1337 the difference is in subsonic you hear the aircraft before it passes, continuing after it passes. in supersonic you do not hear the aircraft until after it has passed.

    the doppler effect - sound moves a constant rate, it possible to "bend" sound by travelling fast, therefore sound in front of the passing object will be higher in pitch, descending in pitch as the object passes.

    go faster than sound, you will pass the frontline of the doppler, thus no sound heard ahead of the object.

  • @warofrazors

    I never doubt that.

    But this is only if the plane flies directly "through" you. The more distance you get, the more distance the sound has to travel. If you are for example 1km away, than the plane passes you and hear the sound 3 sec laters (if he is exactly supersonic). If he is not supersonic u will maybe here it 2 sec later.

    All i said is, that if you are not very very very close to the plane, u can not tell by the sound if it is supersonic or not.

  • @pInGu1337 no you can tell, the noise of the aircraft going supersonic will always come through no matter how loud the aircraft purly because of the unique noise it makes, it sounds so much different to the sound of the aircraft it will stand out like dogs bollocks, believe me i have had many many aircraft break the sound barrier in a dive over my house when i was a kid you can tell the difference. It's sort of sounds like a bomb going off in mid flight and you know when you hear it.

  • @pramboy09: Yep, it has a distinct detonation-like sound.

  • just to say they aren't aloud to do supersonic at shows, that white stuff was condensation not what you see when a supersonic blast happens

  • Supersonic flights at UK airshows were banned after a DH aircraft flying above Mach 1broke up in mid-air at an air show back in the 50s or 60s (they initially and incorrectly thought the speed might be a significant factor). The aircraft wreckage landed in the crowd killing many.

  • the cluods can be also created by turbulences so that ef-2000 was not supersinic and when they go supersonic the don`t make 9Gs turns

  • Nowhere near supersonic..........but fuck me does it accelerate!!

  • Its acceleration is insane!

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  • Sorry, but not even close to the barrier. Maby ,85 ?

  • Nice but not supersonic

  • Also, given the emerging industrial, military, and overall economic power of China, I do feel the the current primacy of Western military aircraft is, truly, soon to be eclipsed. Chinese graduates in engineering et al, appear to be the elite of the elite at the moment; watch this space. However, looking at some of the Chinese aircraft rolling off the production line, one does get the feeling that they are pinching US and UK design and technology ideas? Great vid 891c12. Best wishes.

  • Erm... sorry but that was no way near supersonic! I have Typhoons fly over my house less than a 1,000ft off the ground going faster than that!!

  • They don't show you just how good this plain really is, at air shows due to restrictions. I've seen it doing some crazy flying maneuvers near where I live, close to where they build them.

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  • wasnt supersonic mate, still a great display though! :)

  • I live not to far from RAF Conningsby where the first squadron recieved the EUROFIGHTER and damn when these boys/girls take off they literally front wheel leaves the ground kick in afterburner and go vetical and then its loud.

  • Indeed not supersonic :) still nice

  • nice bit of video. not quite supersonic though!!

  • Ayee, didnt hear that tell tale sonic boom.

  • Try standing in those porta-loo's when theres one flying about -.- i did and the result wasnt good

  • @Ultramarine998 hahahaha, i could imagine what happened :s,, but i wouldnt mind waking upto it in the morning

  • Join the club xD just dont go the bog when they're within half a mile ^^

  • i go upto to whitby in the summer and theres American F15s that fly around, one morning they flew just about the tree tops and the caravan shrook, i went out and another went over, they came back round and banked their wings and flew off :D,, that is what i call a good morning hahaha

  • Lol ! i can remember going to skegness in the Caravan , about 10 in the morning ( i was still asleep ) and this tornado went roaring over , i jumped up , hit my head on a cupboard and then saw two orange lights dissapearing into the distance , and those F-15's are based at RAF Lakenheeath i think :)

  • i not too sure the F15s are based there, Whitby is just south of Middlesbrough, i think the planes fly missions in the North Sea,, i can also see training aircraft flying around the area some times :)

  • Ahhhh ok :D , i live up north in yorkshire so we rarely see any RAF aircraft :( although theres usualy a Army Air Corps Lynx that flies over just about every 3 days , but once the red arrows flew over 4 times in one week because they were doing some training near to where i live , over the moore's or something

  • i live in Hull and hardly ever seen RAF aircraft too, the red arrows did a show in whitby a few years ago, i will have to do a video of the pictures that i took, theres some quite goods ones :)

  • Nice :D , do you go to Waddington Air show ?

  • ive actually never been but going this year hope fully, when's the dates if you dont mind :)

  • I'me pretty sure its the 3rd and 4th of July , thats a saturday and sunday i think :/

  • yeah it is the saturday and sunday, i will probs be going this year, :D,

  • Yaaaaaaaay ! ^^

  • If your gonna go take a Cagoole or something because almost every time i've been its started out peeing it down and then turned into glorious sun shine in the afternoon :D

  • @Ultramarine998 Hahahaha thanks for the advice :P

  • No Probs :D , its hard to juggle an umbrella and a coat while trying to get a video camera out , i learnt that the hard way :D

  • hahaha, i took a fishing umbrella to Moto Gp last year and it was too windy i was worrying about it all the time :P

  • Lol , nice :D i've only ever been to one sort of Race track its Crofts or something , not the dog show xD and i got to ride round the track in a Skyline which was nice ^^

  • yeahh ive heard of croft, i was at donnington and have been to quite a few race tracks,, east midlands airport is right next to the track and were we was sat the planes were flying right over our heads :D

  • Nice lol ! , i live just down the road from the train station and when i was like 6 my dad used to take me on the train to manchester airport and just watch the planes for ages lol xD

  • hahaha, we was in the waiting area at manchester when we went on hoilday and was watching 747s landing and coming into the gates Their MASSIVE !!! lol

  • hahah this is defntly not supersonic...even if it was; with the manoevures he's doing he would have been pulling bout 15g + !! way too much.

  • Just to note the highest speed authorized at an airshow is 0.90 Mach.

  • supersonic my ass.

  • People say that when a sonic boom happens at that low cameras will explode but if you watch the mythbusters episode when they did the sonic boom to make glass crack/break it WILL prove you wrong

  • Mythbusters? Don't make me laugh...

  • Whats wrong with the Mythbusters? You think they're wrong?

  • They never answer a quiestion scientifically. They dare to answer questions withour enough proofs...

  • if he did go supersonic there would be a masiive hole where that guy was standing

  • with all this talk about vapour this and smoke that...if he was supersonic, you wouldn't hear him coming.

  • supersonic my ass... still a good flight.

  • Too Fast For Mach 0.8 or Mach 1

  • Supersonic flights aren't allowed at flight shows.

  • @albedoshader yea thats why it isnt supersonic

  • @albedoshader yes they are ive been at a show at edwards air force base and they broke the sound barrier with and f15

  • @albedoshader hahaa, thats funny because at RAF cosford airshow this year the Tornado GR4 hit the sound barrier and so did the netherlands F16! gimp.

  • @rors666: Well, but certainly not while flying too near to the audience. No organizer wants to get prosecuted for being responsible for blast injuries. And certainly the organizer got a special permission and had to take care to follow strict rules for those flights.

  • @albedoshader as long as they have clearence to do so they can

  • @rors666: These waivers aren't given lightheartedly, especially not in populated areas.

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  • @albedoshader In Russia they do :)

  • @albedoshader they are allowed in the US

  • @Mishinima: FAA regulations tell otherwise. Supersonic overland flights are not allowed. It's possible to get a waiver by an operator/controller but unless it's not a special military training or test area no plane is allowed to fly supersonic. Exeptions are military necessities like interception flights and such, but I doubt air shows are among those necessities. If the air field is in such a special area then these speeds may be allowed, though.

  • @albedoshader You're probably right but I thought it's allowed because I saw many videos like this

    /watch?v=-1ywUmBpVGY&feature=r­elated

    /watch?v=_0_SI0cDwkM

  • @Mishinima: Both video links demonstrate the Prandtl-Glauert effect but not a sonic boom. The vapor is an effect that only shows local supersonic air flows along the plane. But the planes certainly fly rather close to sonic speed.

  • @albedoshader if he was to go super sonic over all that he would damn near blow everyones eardrums, and he would literally shatter the windows on the cars!! and he is going too slow to be super sonic. probably 200-400 at the most

  • @Betchacantflythis76 for the "high speed pass" at the end they travel at around 0.95mach which is roughly around the 600mph mark.

  • @Betchacantflythis76 have you seen mythbusters

  • Not supersonic as said,not even transsonic, the clouds are created by the moisture in the air and the pressure created by the jet moving through the air at certain speeds and angles...have you ever looked out of the window while taking off in a commercial airliner on a damp day, even at 200 knots there are clouds being created by the wings..

  • yeh.............course........­...very supersonic

  • Even just by looking at the flyby you can see that the A/C is subsonic. The vapors created is due to the humid weather conditions, and nothing else. Try to know your stuff before posting something like this, cause many pEople will "eat you alive". You can start with changing the header of this video.

  • Waddington 2007

  • Tran.........sonic!

  • ya right that was supersonic at that low you would of seen ppl's head exploding from the noise.

  • No you wouldn't. Supersonic flight at air shows was common until the early 70's.

  • As someone who has spent a few years in the RAF and has worked for a well know Civillian Aircraft company firstly let me say the fellow who says supersonic over land is illegal is indeed right! Secondly when an aircraft goes supersonic there is a deafing boom which sounds as though a couple of hundred pounds of TNT is going off. Thirdly when there are air shows the piolts are told they can only go a certain speed which is less then supersonic (500 mph) this is for safety reasons.

  • No supersonic speed

  • THE ROLL IN THE TURN IS TO BLEED OFF SPEED WHILE ON THE BURNERS! NOT SUPERSONIC IN A MILLION YEARS, prob no more that a 3-350 knotts

  • A pure beast of a machine

  • That shit ain't supersonic... LAME

  • Rather than going into the science behind the water vapor and that, i'll put it simply.

    A sonic boom is a boom, not just delayed sound of an aircraft.

    More to the point. Flying supersonically over land is ILLEGAL.

  • Its Like It air breaked in the airLOL Did u see how it turned that fuckin amazing

  • The Turn Was Wicked!!!!

  • Not supersonic, no way. that at 00:14 is cos of lots of moisture in the air being compressed as it goes over the wing.

  • a sonic boom vapor cloud is more of a disk, while what is in this video is what you wrote in your comment, so yes, not supersonic, not by a long shot

  • this is dumb,not supersonic

  • not allowed to break barrier unless specificaly authorised to do so over land and obvious its not by looking at it

  • Not supersonic because he would never in a million years be able to pull off those manouvers if he was

  • its not supersonic if it was your wouldnt here it in till it passed you !

  • not supersonic at all...that cloud at 00:14 is just because air

  • i saw the vapour cloud at about 00:14 looks kinda slow though its hard to say :S

  • No where near supersonic...

  • i think near supersonic...

  • This is infrasonic...

  • no sound barrier ....

  • There is always a sound barrier, the plane is just not breaking it retard. You mean to say "no vapour cloud" ?

  • si vede che è un aereo italiano

  • excellent video but just to let you know it wasnt supersonic

  • fast, but not supersonic.

    If it was supersonic, you would not hear it coming

  • You do know that was not supersonic, if it was ur eardrums would be no more!

  • They are not alowed to fly supersonic over UK mainland

  • why?

  • Because of the rules for the UK airspace.  Besides, we`d be all replacing windows and other items if they was allowed.

  • it would deafen if it went supersonic withing 1/2 a mile.

    they're not allowed to go supersonic over land below 18000 ft unless the country it at war.

    p.s. the height may not be accurate

  • @ckckckm Actually you're wrong, its a common myth that glass breaks becuase of a sonic boom, infact it doesn't, search for the mythbsters program about it.

  • Wow thats nice!

  • good old european power

  • i think the eurofighter is better but the f22 is a great plane too

  • And it isn't supersonic. Jets are not allowed to travel at supersonic speed over land unless it is required by a matter of national security.

  • it is supersonic for european standart ;)

  • I dont care what the Yanks say, I've seen a few videos of each now and the Typhoon can turn on a sixpence and accelerates far stronger.

    If you want a slow wallowing Cobra 24/7 or endles slow immelmans the F-22's for you.

    I even think a su-30MKI or, 37 if eye to eye would tear it a new one.

    I think apart from stealth, we might be seeing a bit of propeganda about the Raptor.

    I'm sure its very good, but not upto is "Hype"

  • Nah i disagree i think the raptor will live up to its hype have u seen the specs its i just wanna know how the yanks were able to design it although i think that the Ef would give it a good run for its money not that i would want it to ofcourse. :D thanks for the comments

  • I've seen the specs too and I suspect they are "Rose coloured"

    Only kidding (just couldn't resist the joke once I'd thought of it).

    Cheers.

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  • I guess watching a few videos makes you an expert...

  • Have we met - No.

    How come your on here, does your shuttle launch not happen for a few more days?

  • Hahaha, all your credibility went out the window with this statement! "I've seen a few videos of each now"

    Videos? you must be one of those professional plane raters! Classic!

    I've seen the Typhoon twice, at Farnborough air show this year and at Riat AFB last year while on business for Pratt & Whitney. I see the Raptor on a near daily basis.

    You might want to get out from behind that computer, YouTube is not the way to decide which $100 million dollar+ plane is better. Really.

  • Oh I understand you now, so when you go the shows, eat hotdogs and take photos, it means you ARE actually becoming a fighter pilot. I bet you go StarTrek shows dressed as Spock?

    I meant that looking at videos of them flying, some at high altitude by a chase plane (where you can't stand with a wide mouthful of hotdog), you can see different aspects of performance. Standing near one doesnt mean a thing.

    I have seen both in flesh but not as much as I have viewed on video, simple - Idiot.