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Sonic Booms Science Project
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ADVANTAGES OR DISADVANTAGES?
This is one of the the things that doesn't have advantages or disadvantages. Because its not a phenomena or an energy carrier.
But you can try to go faster than the speed of sound.
DISCOVERY
- The first sonic boom created was in ancient times - the crack of a whip is actually a very tiny sonic boom.
- But the term didn't come into common use until supersonic aircraft became common. In 1964, NASA and the Federal Aviation Administration began sonic boom tests over 6 months. Chuck Yeager was the first person to achieve supersonic flight in 1947.
Sonic Booms
TYPE OF WAVE
By: Bryan Madrigal
- A Sonic Boom is a sound wave, which means its a longitudinal wave.
- A Sonic Boom is a sound wave, which means its a longitudinal wave.
- The wavelength and frequency depend on the medium, as well as the momentum when the medium has passed the speed of sound.
DESCRIPTION
- A sonic boom is the sound associated with the shock waves created by an object traveling through the air faster than the speed of sound.
- Sonic booms generate enormous amounts of sound energy, sounding much like an explosion. Or when a jet plane travels faster than the speed of light.
INTERACTION WITH MATTER
- Sonic booms interact with matter differently to each other. For example water would just shake and rumble, as for a glass window, it would break. This means, it’s does diffraction and absorption.
RESOURCES
- Wikipedia
- Youtube
- Yahoo Answers
WHY IS IT IMPORTANT?
It is important because its one of the things that you can't easily do. It takes a fast object or vehicle to do so.
MISCONCEPTIONS
There is really no misconceptions since its something that doesn't bother most people.
CURRENT RESEARCH
Sorry. No current research.
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