US /ˌsupɚˈsɑnɪk/
・UK /ˌsu:pə'sɒnɪk/
A shock wave is a supersonic concussive force, following the blast wave.
A shockwave is a supersonic concussive force following the blast wave.
the BrahMos, a supersonic cruise missile that has 99.99 percent accuracy.
A supersonic cruise missile that has 99.99% accuracy.
Lyrics coming at you with supersonic speed.
Lyrics coming at you at supersonic speed (J.J. Fad)
In the air the makers of supersonic jets are promising to slash travel times too.
In the air, the makers of supersonic jets are promising to slash travel times two.
A joint development between India and Russia, BrahMos is widely recognized as the fastest supersonic cruise missile in operational use today.
A joint development between India and Russia, BrahMos is widely recognized as the fastest supersonic cruise missile in operational use today.
I'm on that supersonic boom, y'all hear that spaceship.
♪♪ I'm on that supersonic boom ♪
Supersonic trusted you and you got him killed.
Supersonic trusted you, and you got him killed.
This video is a bit of a continuation of my last one, "Why Planes Don't Fly Faster." I ended up talking a lot about the Concorde, the supersonic plane, but
supersonic plane--but part of the story was left untold. Even though the Concorde failed,
The supersonic jet could only seat 100 passengers, yet British Airways and Air France reportedly sold up to 130 tickets for each flight knowing that the majority of passengers were business travelers, booked on flexible tickets and could change their mind on what flight to catch at the last minute.
The supersonic jet could only seat 100 passengers, yet British Airways and Air France reportedly sold up to 130 tickets for each flight, knowing that the majority of passengers were business travelers booked on flexible tickets and could change their mind on what flight to catch at the last minute.
For example, in aviation, you can develop supersonic aircraft, but you can't put passengers in them until you've shown that they are safe.
you can develop supersonic aircraft,