@mbudd121 the FAA may regulate sonic booms but they don't over anywhere but the CONUS. looks like this was shot from a carrier therefore it should be fare game to break the sound barrier depending on how far they are from port.
Excuse me, but the plane did NOT go supersonic here. It was transonic, ie. just at the edge of the sound barrier. The "mach cone" you see surrounding the plane is evidence of this.
My favorit bathing lake was in a trainig aerea for jets. It was realy annoying if it ever did boom without warning. Sometimes the jets were so low slow that you could feel the heat of the engines. I think the pilots wanted to watch girls in bikinis.
funny how eveyone is an expert.... FAA strickly regulates sonic boom rules, after today I understand why. google "seattle sonic booms". We had two today and if they had them at airshows, everyone would be deaf!!! But it'd still be cool....
@ViperVenom16 Here's a little thought experiment for you then since you're so smart. What happens if the plane accelerates to Mach 1 just as it's about to pass by the carrier?
@ViperVenom16 you don't think another aircraft may have caused the noise..? seeing as they are on an aircraft carrier after all, and they sometimes have more than one plane on board
The soundpressure of a sonic boom is so great, it will break every window in the houses they will fly over. If you're standing there, your eardrums will break right away. In shows, they don't fly super sonic
This is not supersonic. It would kill half of the people below and shatter complete buildings.
The real reason for that condensation cloud is the sudden drop in air pressure It is not related to the speed of the plane actually, but it happens most often at transsonic speed. If you want to know the specifics, search on Prandtl–Glauert singularity, that should get you going.
That really doesn't like a Sonic boom to me..all I hear is engine noise.You should hear 2 LOUD booms.Please watch the video 'concorde breaking sound barrier' - even with the concorde at high altitude some people on a boat/ship hear 2 distinct LOUD booms.
Another reason why this is not likely a sonic boom is that going supersonic at such low altitude puts lots of stress on the airframe.Maybe the jet went supersonic at this demonstration but its not in this video.
@lfstweak420 It is a sonic boom.. Did you see the white air-like cloud cone thing coming off the tail? That's a pressure wave of air from the air not being able to move out of the way fast enough..
That happens at around Mach 0.98 not Mach 1. Seriously it's not allowed to have lowpasses past the speed of sound so near to many people, it'd bust their eardrums.
@TheBlu3tube This is not likely a sonic boom. The "white air-like cloud cone thing" does come from high pressure and moisture, but it doesn't mean that the aircraft broke the sound barrier. Aircraft commonly create this effect at subsonic speeds. This conical moisture effect simply doesn't equate to the sound barrier being exceeded.
Ok Mr.Brian1910. I am here to correct you. That was a sonic boom that you heard followed by a vapor cloud. Dont shoot your mouth off when you THINK you know what your talking about. When youve worked on them for 25 years you tend to know alittle bit about the bird....Dumbfuck
The vapour cloud comes from the atmosphere. As the plane speed increases, it tends to compress the air in front of and around it. This leads to a "shock cone" being formed which in the right humidity conditions is rendered visible by the vapour cloud. It is also desirable to keep the wings and structure within this cone of air, so that is one reason why the wings swung back in that and other contemporary designs.
It was actually just a problem when prop aircarft would experience wing flex in a dive. I think it was a problem with the Spitfire. Probably part of the reason dive flaps were put on some aircraft.
This is crap. When I was a kid and Soviet Migs broke sound barrier people several miles away ducked. You couldn't even see a plane, but you definitely could hear a boom.
there is a double boom before a plane breaks the sound barrier. you hear nothing and you hear two booms that are very close together and then you hear the roar of the engine after.
r3d3r3d3r3d3, you are correct. Proved on the US TV show Mythbusters as the Blue Angels assisted, Adam and Jamie set up a small house with windows, a car and a table filled with glassware. Said Blue Angel solo pilot did three passes at just over mach 1 - 1000 feet, 500 feet and 200 feet. Even at 200 feet, the glassware did not break, nor did the windsheil on the car. The window ONLY broke at the 200 foot level. Sonic boom/jet noise on fly by was very similar sounding to this video...
why are we the only two who didn't hear it . i think it's becouse people keep posting videos saying "Plane break sound barrier " and thats what they're use to hearing , jet engine noise.
There is nato base in Siauliai, Lithuania.... we were in school and something like earthquake hit the walls with low sound twice.... then on tv everything was explained, and soldiers apologised that they took MAC :DDDDDDD
Indeed, Transonic is the correct phrase, It is also a federal law to break the sound barrier that close to an inhabited area. If he did, everyone there would go to a hospital with their eardrums shattered. and i mean that literally.
-The plane is speeding no more than 0,5 Mach, otherwise the poor-quality camera wouldn't get it this way.
-it's ABSOLUTELY forbidden to make a sonic boom during an airshow, unless you wanna be fired right away, because it could make all this people deaf for life, or cause heart attack for some others. Look, a sonic boom can break bullet-proof windows, just imagine what it could be with your little ears... :)
- What method have you used to determine that this is less than M0.5? None? Thought so.
- It is not forbidden to go supersonic in the middle of the ocean, where this video was taken. Furthermore, it will not make everyone "deaf for life" and is highly unlikely to affect the electrical operation of your heart. Finally, if it could break "bullet-proof windows", any fighter that passed another going supersonic would, by your reasoning, break its canopy.
you're right I have got no evidence about the speed, I wasn't there with a speedometer. BUT due to my job I see a LOT of airshow, and that plane isn't going supersonic. But no proof, right.
then, canopies are designed to resist sonic booms
lastly, I maintain the fact that a sonic boom could break your eardrums forever, making you deaf for life, right! And a heart is not only an electrical machine. Nerves and physiological experiences have an impact on it...
@SwitchBoy69 -going faster than the speed of sound doesnt look as fast as you think. it is really really fast but on camera it looks slower cuz you can only look in that screen. it is possible to catch it on camera
-it is forbidden but a sonic boom cant break bulletproof windows. it bearly breaks normal windows. type in mythbusters sonic boom on youtube.
-btw you cant tell if there at an airshow or and carrier on the ocean.
notice as he pans about the crowd that quite a few of them are wearing ear muffs or covering their ears. and also watch at 0:04, you can clearly hear two sonic booms then the sound of the afterburner. additionally, you CANNOT hear the plane approaching, which you should be able to do if it were flying sub-sonically.
Have you ever been by a jet with afterburners glowing? It is deafening by itself. The reason you can't hear the plane approaching is called the Doppler Effect. Yes, the jet is coming fast so it takes a second for the sound to catch up. What do you think would happen to people standing that close to an object as large as a jet breaking the sound barrier 100 yards out? The people without any ear protection would be in pain. Carrier deckhands all wear "ear muffs" helmets for ear protection.
Do you understand what a doppler effect is? it's about the increase in frequency as an object approaches. If it already takes the sound to 'catch-up', isn't it supersonic? Subsonic high-speed pass is nothing like what you hear in this video. This is supersonic. You can't hear the sound before the object passes. In contrary, in an doppler effect, you'll hear the object coming at a higher frequency relative to its true noise frequency. Hear an F1 car coming for example.
If the jet was going 700mph and the sound barrier is roughly 760 mph, then the sound coming from the jet is only going 60 mph directly in front of it. The sound doesn't get added on to the speed of the plane. It only goes 760 mph regardless of the speed of the plane. I can throw a baseball faster than the sound coming off the front of that jet. The sound is near instantaneous to the proximity of the jet in the direction a jet flies at that speed.
Sounds like a Sonic Boom to me. Sounds just like when they break the sound barrier over Edwards AFB except the booms are closer together in this video.
How would you know? Have you ever even heard a sonic boom up close? There are tons of videos of Tomcats making flybys out in the ocean and breaking the sound barrier next the carrier. This is nothing new or rare. Stupid Gangstas don't even know what the sound barrier is.
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True, I fail to see any evidence that this was a supersonic pass in this video though, I don't see any against that fact though either. So who knows? Probably only the pilot.
@kanov There are places inland of US you can go past sound barrier, but they are over deserted areas like near Edwards. You can also go supersonic after you go three miles offshore. Check the FAA regs, it's in there.
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that was a clear sonic boom , you can see it break around the jet, thats the wisp of cloud around it. Maybe try using the interwebz to learn about stuff.
errr ever ehard of ears. you dont even need to look to be able to know if he did a soncic boom. maybe when just the plane goes past you here a boom? thats called a sonic boom. he broke the sound barrier. wallah. the pressure had nothing to do with teh sound mate.
lol im all with u but presure actualy does because when the plane gets close to mach 1 all the sound which is infront of the plane starts to get closer together causein a change in presure this causes the sonic boom. then as the plane starts to go above mach 1 the sound waves dont get to go infront of the plane this is why you dont hear the boom till after the plane has past you
That's not a sound barrier break, that's just the sound made by the sudden pressure change. When a jet breaks the sound barrier, the jet basically becomes a giant whip that cracks with very high energy that breaks windows and possibly could kill the people standing that close.
its not temperature variation its air density variation as u need to travel faster when u are near ground level wher as if you are 75 thousand feet up you need to travel less
The speed of sound in the atmosphere is dependent on temperature only (assuming the air is a calorically perfect gas which is valid until T>600K and assuming the air is thermally perfect which is valid wheen T>1400 K). The equation for speed of sound is a=sqrt(gamma*R*T) where R is the gas constant for air (287 J/kg*KMol for air) and gamma is another gas related constant (gamma=1.4 for a calorically perfect atmosphere).
I've seen planes break the sound barrier. they have a tendency to surprise you lol. you're standing there, you look up, see a plane flying silently, then all of a sudden "SHEEERRREEEECCCKHLHLHLFFGGRGRGHLRLG" or whatever sound it makes, lol.
that was alot of pressure
xxxblasted77 2 weeks ago
its barely breaking the if it did fully all those people would lose hearing and all glass objects whitin like less than a mile would break
TheBurgooKing 2 months ago
He didnt break sound barrier, he was at the brink of breaking it.
bigbob6556 4 months ago
That was ... not as badass as I hoped it would be.
eredruin 4 months ago
So this plane was traveling at speeds over 800mph+?
WonderTechnology 5 months ago
i thought they were transcribing to WEB-M
rockkilla483 6 months ago
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SmartMindCenter 6 months ago
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SmartMindCenter 6 months ago
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86duaa 6 months ago
it just happened today morning above Cairo
analyzrr 6 months ago 9
Actually that's what we just heard in Cairo 1 hour ago
EgyptWarrior 6 months ago 52
@EgyptWarrior Its the same occurrence not the same incident ,and i have herd it before on the 17-20th of may at 1am at night near Kobry el gam3a
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devilishagah 6 months ago
it is not breaking the sound barrier, it is just a cloud...
bnitu00 7 months ago
@mbudd121 the FAA may regulate sonic booms but they don't over anywhere but the CONUS. looks like this was shot from a carrier therefore it should be fare game to break the sound barrier depending on how far they are from port.
antisnafu 7 months ago
Not supersonic.
TheophilusPWildbeest 7 months ago
press 2 and pleasantly destroy your ears!!!
beboiee 7 months ago
Press 4 for weird sound :D
TheMcMka 8 months ago 4
@TheMcMka LOL!
mohamed19923 6 months ago
OMG IT ESPLOTED
comcfi 10 months ago
why does that happen?? that smoke or whatever it is
187MIAMIBOY 10 months ago
sonic boom actually sounds like "boom", not "whoosh"...
SnaChriB 11 months ago
No sonic book here, A jet going in supersonic speed does not change direction like that , this was just a normal run
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MAXOU10428 1 year ago
Excuse me, but the plane did NOT go supersonic here. It was transonic, ie. just at the edge of the sound barrier. The "mach cone" you see surrounding the plane is evidence of this.
beeroosterm 1 year ago
looks like it was a supersonic flyby during a tiger cruise with family members aboard before the carrier docks at its home port...
they often do airpower demos for the family
SoccerBoy77 1 year ago
My favorit bathing lake was in a trainig aerea for jets. It was realy annoying if it ever did boom without warning. Sometimes the jets were so low slow that you could feel the heat of the engines. I think the pilots wanted to watch girls in bikinis.
Rick2010100 1 year ago
funny how eveyone is an expert.... FAA strickly regulates sonic boom rules, after today I understand why. google "seattle sonic booms". We had two today and if they had them at airshows, everyone would be deaf!!! But it'd still be cool....
mbudd121 1 year ago
you can hear the jet before it has passed so its not supersonic.
period.
ViperVenom16 1 year ago
@ViperVenom16 Here's a little thought experiment for you then since you're so smart. What happens if the plane accelerates to Mach 1 just as it's about to pass by the carrier?
ugowar 1 year ago
@ViperVenom16 you don't think another aircraft may have caused the noise..? seeing as they are on an aircraft carrier after all, and they sometimes have more than one plane on board
chrisjeffsmusic 1 year ago
The soundpressure of a sonic boom is so great, it will break every window in the houses they will fly over. If you're standing there, your eardrums will break right away. In shows, they don't fly super sonic
FretFreak02 1 year ago
that looked like it was flying like 80 mph
PsilocybinDream 1 year ago
This is not supersonic. It would kill half of the people below and shatter complete buildings.
The real reason for that condensation cloud is the sudden drop in air pressure It is not related to the speed of the plane actually, but it happens most often at transsonic speed. If you want to know the specifics, search on Prandtl–Glauert singularity, that should get you going.
JRTube71 1 year ago
5 stars for the Camera Man ...
phoenixon99 1 year ago
sure is not a sonic boom, and at this distance, any guy unprotected from deck should have big disease problems ..
GRATZIANI2002 1 year ago
That really doesn't like a Sonic boom to me..all I hear is engine noise.You should hear 2 LOUD booms.Please watch the video 'concorde breaking sound barrier' - even with the concorde at high altitude some people on a boat/ship hear 2 distinct LOUD booms.
Another reason why this is not likely a sonic boom is that going supersonic at such low altitude puts lots of stress on the airframe.Maybe the jet went supersonic at this demonstration but its not in this video.
jamrocx 1 year ago
if the pilot broke the sound barrier at a air show im pretty sure he would be in deep shet.
zerosk8ter9 1 year ago
That can't be breaking the sound barrier. If it is, then the audience can stop thinking about going home after this.
lfstweak420 1 year ago
@lfstweak420 It is a sonic boom.. Did you see the white air-like cloud cone thing coming off the tail? That's a pressure wave of air from the air not being able to move out of the way fast enough..
TheBlu3tube 1 year ago
That happens at around Mach 0.98 not Mach 1. Seriously it's not allowed to have lowpasses past the speed of sound so near to many people, it'd bust their eardrums.
lfstweak420 1 year ago
@lfstweak420 I'm aware. It could of just been an accident.
TheBlu3tube 1 year ago
@TheBlu3tube This is not likely a sonic boom. The "white air-like cloud cone thing" does come from high pressure and moisture, but it doesn't mean that the aircraft broke the sound barrier. Aircraft commonly create this effect at subsonic speeds. This conical moisture effect simply doesn't equate to the sound barrier being exceeded.
gcdcman81 1 year ago
@gcdcman81 - this is a sonic boom, they are at sea where it's not prohibited, and you hear two distinct pops instead of a roar.
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WelmaBurton4 1 year ago
is not a sonic boom, sorry... however the aircraft is one of the most beutiful ladies in the sky... i'mist the F-14
laliux32 1 year ago
0:05 hell yeaah!!!
inSuRctor 1 year ago
The power of the Tomcat!! One of the best planes ever made!! Go navy
yankeethunder1 1 year ago 10
@yankeethunder1 retired 2006 what a sad year well
F117F16StealthFight 1 year ago
How db frequency???
boonpoopoocity 2 years ago
my bad commented on the wrong video
MrBrian1910 2 years ago
Ok Mr.Brian1910. I am here to correct you. That was a sonic boom that you heard followed by a vapor cloud. Dont shoot your mouth off when you THINK you know what your talking about. When youve worked on them for 25 years you tend to know alittle bit about the bird....Dumbfuck
bsniffg 2 years ago 2
Ok dumbfuck that wasnt a sonic boom. it was only a vapor cloud
MrBrian1910 2 years ago
are you fucking retarded mrbrian
roflniceone 2 years ago
If u dont know... STFU dude, that was a sonic boom, can u hear the plane b4 the 0:03 ? If u dont hear it... its a sonic boom x_x!!
kn71yndk 1 year ago
Sonic Boom Is way louder than that...That was Purely Engine !!
DROPD5150 1 year ago
@MrBrian1910
and where the hell did the "vapor cloud" come from?
g25a25c 1 year ago
The vapour cloud comes from the atmosphere. As the plane speed increases, it tends to compress the air in front of and around it. This leads to a "shock cone" being formed which in the right humidity conditions is rendered visible by the vapour cloud. It is also desirable to keep the wings and structure within this cone of air, so that is one reason why the wings swung back in that and other contemporary designs.
spitfireJEJ 1 year ago
nice
F-14
TomTom2227 2 years ago
Don't these pilots even watch the HUB ladder on a display vertical? He looked like he was doing a left turn instead.
Chuckjagermeister 2 years ago
Great vid,.. F14 The best jetfighter!!! we all miss it;...
javiersurfer 2 years ago
eaa airshow in oskosh wisconsin is the place to see this but louder
MileyRCKS16 2 years ago 2
an SA-6 would own that sucker
RifledBarrel 2 years ago
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the controls are reversed in the jet once u go through the sound of speed
rezyk 2 years ago
Uh. What?
If you're gonna say that at least back it up.
CrazyEnzo03 2 years ago
Can I ask how? They are ,in a way, reversed when near stall speed, but not at a high speed.
DerPilotMann 2 years ago
It was actually just a problem when prop aircarft would experience wing flex in a dive. I think it was a problem with the Spitfire. Probably part of the reason dive flaps were put on some aircraft.
spectre1209 2 years ago
why is it dangling after mach
romeodies12 2 years ago
ouch dude that would hurt your easr!!!
warbird174 2 years ago
Yes, that is indeed supersonic.
Brassbones09 2 years ago
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yh so basically if it were a sonic boom, they would be death, not sayin "i got it"
RockerGuitar95 2 years ago
This is crap. When I was a kid and Soviet Migs broke sound barrier people several miles away ducked. You couldn't even see a plane, but you definitely could hear a boom.
realvasche 2 years ago 2
I can't believe youtube pilots are questioning the this?? You wish you could be that guy...
headz51230 2 years ago
That dosen't look Like Its Over Ground , it Looks Like it's Over Sea . The People also Look Like They Work On A Carrier
tauhenare 2 years ago
not all cameras can get you that deeper sound now can they?
kiselbob 2 years ago
well it might be the camera with crappy sound reception.
ktm511 2 years ago
there is a double boom before a plane breaks the sound barrier. you hear nothing and you hear two booms that are very close together and then you hear the roar of the engine after.
sk8bambi 2 years ago
Well If You Can't Hear The Sound Of The Plane Befor It Passes You , It Must Be Going Faster Than The Speed Of Sound . DURRRRRRRR
tauhenare 2 years ago
r3d3r3d3r3d3, you are correct. Proved on the US TV show Mythbusters as the Blue Angels assisted, Adam and Jamie set up a small house with windows, a car and a table filled with glassware. Said Blue Angel solo pilot did three passes at just over mach 1 - 1000 feet, 500 feet and 200 feet. Even at 200 feet, the glassware did not break, nor did the windsheil on the car. The window ONLY broke at the 200 foot level. Sonic boom/jet noise on fly by was very similar sounding to this video...
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did he die?
PANDEMONIUMDJ 2 years ago
there wasnt a sonic boom. didnt break the sound barrier, although he was very very close
JewzDunHavNoBR 2 years ago 2
yup he did, you can hear the two distinct shocks
proaudiohd 2 years ago
why are we the only two who didn't hear it . i think it's becouse people keep posting videos saying "Plane break sound barrier " and thats what they're use to hearing , jet engine noise.
imdacht 2 years ago
There is nato base in Siauliai, Lithuania.... we were in school and something like earthquake hit the walls with low sound twice.... then on tv everything was explained, and soldiers apologised that they took MAC :DDDDDDD
FruityLoopsas 2 years ago
Loved it. I saw one from the deck of the USS Truman last week during a Family Day Cruise but the "Pop" turned my camera off. You did good.
Daylily57 2 years ago
Where's the sonic boom boom?
panictactics 2 years ago 2
this jet didn't go super-sonic, it went trans-sonic (that's what it's called right?)
a jet can't go super sonic THAT close to people
larryjerry1 2 years ago
Indeed, Transonic is the correct phrase, It is also a federal law to break the sound barrier that close to an inhabited area. If he did, everyone there would go to a hospital with their eardrums shattered. and i mean that literally.
BlueandGreenStudios 2 years ago
i believe its sub sonic but u could be right
sw9carbon 2 years ago
NUTZ!
futureBLU 2 years ago
Crowd? Those are professionals at work?
It's a damn flight deck on a carrier, check your eyes asap.
Avenaur 2 years ago
Take a good look. Those people at the "air show" are part of the flight deck crew standind on the flight deck of a carrier.
Be a little more obsevant?
oldtopgun1 2 years ago 2
well that measn power...p.o.w.e.r.
loumidis15 2 years ago
This can't be a sonic boom for 2 reasons:
-The plane is speeding no more than 0,5 Mach, otherwise the poor-quality camera wouldn't get it this way.
-it's ABSOLUTELY forbidden to make a sonic boom during an airshow, unless you wanna be fired right away, because it could make all this people deaf for life, or cause heart attack for some others. Look, a sonic boom can break bullet-proof windows, just imagine what it could be with your little ears... :)
SwitchBoy69 2 years ago 4
ive seen many planes go supersonic at airshows. im not saying youre wrong though
DarthEggplant 2 years ago
A lot of people confuse the delayed sound suddenly 'appearing from nowhere' as a sonic boom. A sonic boom, is a bang, not a sudden roar.
Often confused.
qwertdr 2 years ago
Your "reasons" are both ridiculous.
- What method have you used to determine that this is less than M0.5? None? Thought so.
- It is not forbidden to go supersonic in the middle of the ocean, where this video was taken. Furthermore, it will not make everyone "deaf for life" and is highly unlikely to affect the electrical operation of your heart. Finally, if it could break "bullet-proof windows", any fighter that passed another going supersonic would, by your reasoning, break its canopy.
le sigh.
r3d3r3d3r3d3 2 years ago 2
dear r3d3 (3times) :)
you're right I have got no evidence about the speed, I wasn't there with a speedometer. BUT due to my job I see a LOT of airshow, and that plane isn't going supersonic. But no proof, right.
then, canopies are designed to resist sonic booms
lastly, I maintain the fact that a sonic boom could break your eardrums forever, making you deaf for life, right! And a heart is not only an electrical machine. Nerves and physiological experiences have an impact on it...
best regards
SwitchBoy69 2 years ago
@SwitchBoy69 -going faster than the speed of sound doesnt look as fast as you think. it is really really fast but on camera it looks slower cuz you can only look in that screen. it is possible to catch it on camera
-it is forbidden but a sonic boom cant break bulletproof windows. it bearly breaks normal windows. type in mythbusters sonic boom on youtube.
-btw you cant tell if there at an airshow or and carrier on the ocean.
ladiestreat27 1 year ago
@SwitchBoy69
You see the vapor cone? It is supersonic. And a sonic boom can't break bullet proof windows. That's a myth (Just watch the Mythbusters video)
1ablefalcon 1 year ago
@1ablefalcon Yes that has been proven that Sonic Booms cant break windows, but Just Because the Vapor Cone is there doesnt its supersonic
spi898 1 year ago
@SwitchBoy69
haven't you seen mythbusters? Even at low altidude a sonic boom can't even break a wine glass!
Sebbzorx 1 year ago
@Sebbzorx I think you need high freq to break a wine glass, maybe the lower freq (BOOOM)would have different effect?
brettv8 1 year ago
No sonic boom. Just afterburners and a vapor cloud. If that was a sonic boom that close to them there would be no cheering.
thatswhattheyis 2 years ago 4
notice as he pans about the crowd that quite a few of them are wearing ear muffs or covering their ears. and also watch at 0:04, you can clearly hear two sonic booms then the sound of the afterburner. additionally, you CANNOT hear the plane approaching, which you should be able to do if it were flying sub-sonically.
snoopyloopy 2 years ago
Have you ever been by a jet with afterburners glowing? It is deafening by itself. The reason you can't hear the plane approaching is called the Doppler Effect. Yes, the jet is coming fast so it takes a second for the sound to catch up. What do you think would happen to people standing that close to an object as large as a jet breaking the sound barrier 100 yards out? The people without any ear protection would be in pain. Carrier deckhands all wear "ear muffs" helmets for ear protection.
thatswhattheyis 2 years ago 2
Do you understand what a doppler effect is? it's about the increase in frequency as an object approaches. If it already takes the sound to 'catch-up', isn't it supersonic? Subsonic high-speed pass is nothing like what you hear in this video. This is supersonic. You can't hear the sound before the object passes. In contrary, in an doppler effect, you'll hear the object coming at a higher frequency relative to its true noise frequency. Hear an F1 car coming for example.
kanov 2 years ago 2
If the jet was going 700mph and the sound barrier is roughly 760 mph, then the sound coming from the jet is only going 60 mph directly in front of it. The sound doesn't get added on to the speed of the plane. It only goes 760 mph regardless of the speed of the plane. I can throw a baseball faster than the sound coming off the front of that jet. The sound is near instantaneous to the proximity of the jet in the direction a jet flies at that speed.
thatswhattheyis 2 years ago
Sounds like a Sonic Boom to me. Sounds just like when they break the sound barrier over Edwards AFB except the booms are closer together in this video.
Vidsky1 2 years ago
this plane aint going through the sound barrier its flying close to the sound barrier though
gangsta463 2 years ago 3
How would you know? Have you ever even heard a sonic boom up close? There are tons of videos of Tomcats making flybys out in the ocean and breaking the sound barrier next the carrier. This is nothing new or rare. Stupid Gangstas don't even know what the sound barrier is.
Vidsky1 2 years ago
Vidsky, indeed the sound barrier was not broken. It is just below supersonic ( You could almost see the cone forming around the aircraft)
babacar6a 2 years ago
turn volume up before video loads!
Ekwenox 2 years ago
in-correct this is not a sonic boom,delete the video and stop wasting time thhhhhhaaaannnnnnkk uuuuuuuu :)
wolvesmania 2 years ago
yeah those guys wouldn't b able 2 hear straight if he broke the sounds barrier that close to them
AWF3Cardoza 2 years ago
not true
bloppo11 2 years ago
So true... they would hear a ringing sound and could lose their hearing if it was close enough
AWF3Cardoza 2 years ago
very possible. but notice the large collection of ear muffs in the crowd.
snoopyloopy 2 years ago
ah i didnt notice that before... good catch!
AWF3Cardoza 2 years ago
That couldn't of been a sonic boom, the US Navy ban's pilot's from performing such speeds so close to carriers under such conditions.
Jasonhb07 2 years ago
They actually deliberately do such supersonic fly-bys to a crowd for entertainment on carriers. They are not allowed to do in-land supersonic bypass.
kanov 2 years ago 20
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True, I fail to see any evidence that this was a supersonic pass in this video though, I don't see any against that fact though either. So who knows? Probably only the pilot.
DerPilotMann 2 years ago
@kanov why not?
chicagolandfan 1 year ago
@kanov There are places inland of US you can go past sound barrier, but they are over deserted areas like near Edwards. You can also go supersonic after you go three miles offshore. Check the FAA regs, it's in there.
maflff 1 year ago
@kanov Unless you lived near the Gaza Strip in 2005...
xD
hopintheroflcopter 4 months ago
thats the afterburner
mcosic222 2 years ago
wrong
cambruda 2 years ago
That bang is just his afterburners reigniting so he can perform the high-pitch-up maneouvre.
lostjohnnies 2 years ago
wrong
cambruda 2 years ago
i like this sound
94rainbowx33 2 years ago
haha r u joking?¿? thats not breaking the sound barrier
xDeadlyShotx 2 years ago
no, he didn't break the barrier.. the cone around the plane starts to form before he outruns it.. he was borderline
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TheXander817 2 years ago
si c est pas le mur du son alors faudra m expliquer d ou vient le "bang bang" et le cone qui n apparait qu au franchissement du mur du son.... encore un qui sait tout
MirageRafaleMirage 2 years ago
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that was just afterburners, if they broke the sound barrier that close to you, it would blow ur ear drums out
redsmoke9 2 years ago
haha no you fool who told you that?
that was a clear sonic boom , you can see it break around the jet, thats the wisp of cloud around it. Maybe try using the interwebz to learn about stuff.
Skurgefaust 2 years ago 3
i believe the cone is supposed to come first, then the boom. that sound came before...i could be wrong though, i'm no physicist or something.
ultrabob99 2 years ago
that could simple be the sound not syncing up with the video
Skurgefaust 2 years ago
good idea, im going to go make a video of my car breaking the sound barrier
dhl1986 2 years ago 4
that was nice lol
edwardmanboy 2 years ago
that was breaking the sound barrier ... dumb people ...
marceloBOY10 2 years ago
Its called a 'vapor cone'.
risc19 2 years ago 3
it is not sonic boom. just pressure change.
DonLduk 2 years ago
errr ever ehard of ears. you dont even need to look to be able to know if he did a soncic boom. maybe when just the plane goes past you here a boom? thats called a sonic boom. he broke the sound barrier. wallah. the pressure had nothing to do with teh sound mate.
sandw321 2 years ago
lol im all with u but presure actualy does because when the plane gets close to mach 1 all the sound which is infront of the plane starts to get closer together causein a change in presure this causes the sonic boom. then as the plane starts to go above mach 1 the sound waves dont get to go infront of the plane this is why you dont hear the boom till after the plane has past you
dbell91 2 years ago
guy must be dead.
ohnoazn139 2 years ago
bro dream more
Method775 2 years ago
That's not a sound barrier break, that's just the sound made by the sudden pressure change. When a jet breaks the sound barrier, the jet basically becomes a giant whip that cracks with very high energy that breaks windows and possibly could kill the people standing that close.
zimtower 2 years ago
nice attempt to sound smart but that is a sonic boom
x96bakwardzx 2 years ago
that was not even breaking the soundbarrier
knowlesybeast 2 years ago
Was the plane absolutely silent and then boom you heard it? Did you not see the barrier stretching around the fuselage?
jamcrane3 2 years ago
my brother is a fighter jet pilot... i've never seen that with my own eyes though. I think you need 70 m/s or 1224 km/h appox.
samthefireman11 2 years ago
The speed of sound is at 300 m/s give or take 5m/s due to temperature variations
astroaerodude 2 years ago
its not temperature variation its air density variation as u need to travel faster when u are near ground level wher as if you are 75 thousand feet up you need to travel less
dbell91 2 years ago
The speed of sound in the atmosphere is dependent on temperature only (assuming the air is a calorically perfect gas which is valid until T>600K and assuming the air is thermally perfect which is valid wheen T>1400 K). The equation for speed of sound is a=sqrt(gamma*R*T) where R is the gas constant for air (287 J/kg*KMol for air) and gamma is another gas related constant (gamma=1.4 for a calorically perfect atmosphere).
astroaerodude 2 years ago
hmm, the world can be so complex but keep in mind all thing are simple in some form
sp0ng3d 2 years ago
SONIC BOOM BABY!!!!
duvel60 2 years ago
TO bad don't breack just pass loan
Go in France it's ok to break the sound barrier.
L'M don't like the sound=big boum
GOOD comment
CGBossi
pilote000 2 years ago
I've seen planes break the sound barrier. they have a tendency to surprise you lol. you're standing there, you look up, see a plane flying silently, then all of a sudden "SHEEERRREEEECCCKHLHLHLFFGGRGRGHLRLG" or whatever sound it makes, lol.
CGBossi 2 years ago 3
its sounds more like a lion going rawr.
xMaStRmAtTx 2 years ago 2
Looks like a PrandtlGlauert singularity to me. More transonic than supersonic, but that's just my opinion.
NiteWerk 3 years ago
No, this dudes right, but the "boom" represents a crossing of the sound barrier.
Seifter16 3 years ago
Was that at the Blue Angels in Jax?
ImNoTeMoJuStNeRdY 3 years ago
NAh, That's an F-14....Angels fly Hornets
nwsunder 3 years ago
Lol have you been to the Blue Angels?
ImNoTeMoJuStNeRdY 3 years ago
oh yeah, I try to see em at least once a year :D
nwsunder 3 years ago
i have
i go every year
and my grandfather used to be a pilot in ww2, was in the same group bush sr was in
so i get to meet the pilots and stuff
its rreally cool
if u go to the one in jax
go to the one on the first day
cuz theres never anyone there and you might beable to meet the pilots
redghost105 3 years ago
Yeah my girlfriend's Dad trained the some of the Blue Angels and they fly the Super Hornets.
motox94010 2 years ago
nope blue angels never flew the f-14
leonscottkennedyre4 2 years ago
Yep your right ;)
cambruda 2 years ago
duh lol im a major jet enthusist and a soon to be pilot
leonscottkennedyre4 2 years ago
soon to be? What processes did you go through...im seriously working my butt off to get a slot when I finish highschool
cambruda 2 years ago