Marty Curry Dryden
Abstract
In an ironic twist, NASA is using supersonic aircraft to produce amped-up, super-loud sonic booms in an effort to understand how to minimize their startling impact and thereby be able to design future quiet supersonic aircraft.
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In an ironic twist, NASA is using supersonic aircraft to produce amped-up, super-loud sonic booms in an effort to understand how to minimize their startling impact and thereby be able to design future quiet supersonic aircraft.
Key concepts: QUIET, Supersonic speed, Sonic boom, Boom, Aeronautics, Aerospace engineering, Engineering, Physics