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Sonic boom in water?
On Sun, 22 Jan 2006 12:24:27 +0000, Shortwave Sportfishing wrote:
tell the truth thunder - you live in your mothers basement and surf the web all day right? just joking.... Well, I don't live in my Mother's basement, but I do seem to spend more time on this box than I should. ;-) I'd never thought of a "sonic boom" underwater, until reading this thread. It did remind me of the Shkval, and . . . it's truly amazing the technology we use to kill each other. It may be old news to you, but I did come across this in my readings. One has to wonder. http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/fr/623623/posts |
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Sonic boom in water?
Don White wrote:
Dan Krueger wrote: Don White wrote: JimH wrote: "Floyd" wrote in message ... "If you did manage to produce enough power, could you power through the bow wave and thus produce a shock wave?" If you did, you would be on plane, traveling over the water for the most part, and leaving any remnant of a bow wave behind the boat. Any relation of this phenomena to a sonic or acoustical shock wave is only academic, since the speed of sound in water is about 5 times faster than air, so it isn't likely that there will ever be a watercraft moving at 3500mph. I believe Skipper claimed his Bayliner came close to that speed at WOT once while on the Sea of Cortez trying to outrun a giant Tostito. ;-) Skipper *is* a giant Tostito! Come on, Don. I know you can do better than that! Dan Did I see you on 'Most Haunted' tonight? I don't watch Nickelodeon. Dan |
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