flickr.com — A U.S. Navy Blue Angels F/A-18 Hornet fighter jet sprouts a Prandtl-Glauert Cloud on 24 June 2006 while flying down the runway -- at speeds just below Mach 1 -- during the 2006 Westfield International Air Show at the Massachusetts Air National Guard Base in Westfield, Massachusetts, USA. Photographer: Staff Sgt. Melanie J. Norman, U.S. Air Force
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obxjdtSep 28, 2008
good job on the links!
darkzeroSep 28, 2008
Q5) In any of the above videos and photographs, is the sound barrier being broken by the fighter jet or space shuttle?A5) No.Are they really close to it though?
orangeguy94Sep 28, 2008
Sound barrier.
delmonteSep 28, 2008
"I was wondering the same thing. What does this title have to do with anything?"It doesn't have to do with anything, aside from the gradual 4chanisation of digg.
slade605Sep 28, 2008
I believe it's like 2 gallons per second to run after burners on most planes.
exscapeSep 28, 2008
Another correction: STS-104 was in 2000.