The sound barrier is formed by pressure waves building up on each other. Imagine a singer. If you have a second singer sing with them it sounds louder. Add more singers and the loudness goes up. This is because the sound waves are constructively interfering with each other or building up. The same happens with the sound barrier. The pressure wave built up has a very high intensity but, because all of the sound waves occupy the same space, the wave creates a very short, but loud "Boom."
A cloud forms behind an airplane when it breaks the sound barrier because the airplane pushes the air to the side to launch the plane forward in a way that causes the air to become visible for a short period of time (it's not really a cloud, but visible air).
It does, but it does not make a sonic boom. Light is made of photons, which are weightless, and don't make sound. No sound, no sonic boom.
No
You break the sound barrier by moving at a speed that is faster than the speed that sound travels. In dry air, sound moves 768 mph which about 1 mile in 5 sec.
I nominate the whip.
carries fast
The whip.
1990
1990
Only jet fighter planes break sound barrier now.
No helicopters can break the sound barrier. The fastest speed achieved be a helicopter is 249 mph.
Chuck Yeager flew the Bell X1 to break the sound barrier in 1947Chuck Yeager flew the Bell X1 to break the sound barrier
then you break the sound barrier. it doesn't matter what you break it with, it just booms... o.O
Concorde breaks the sound barrier at 2.02mach Super sonic aircraft break the sound barier. They used the plane x-1
Yes, depending on which aircraft you have but there is no indication that you have broken the sound barrier unfortunately.
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Most modern guns DO fire bullets that break the sound barrier. That is, their bullets travel faster than the speed of sound when they are fired.