F 35 near sonic boom

F 35 vapor cone that looks similar to sonic boom (I keep getting comments about how it didn't actually break the sound barrier but I just put the title as "near" sonic boom because it almost looks like one even though its just a vapor cone) #supersonic #sonicboom #aviation #f35 #usaf #jets #fighterjet #swiss001 #planes #recommended #shorts

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[@TheMadVulpen]

lol

[@AnimatingStudios2002]

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[@dhruvaneja3898]

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[@andrewmorris483]

If you're wondering why it didn't break the sound barrier, the reason is that a long time ago the US military wondered what would happen if they broke the sound barrier over populated areas and the result was that it upset people. In general they are not allowed to break it over land in the US.

[@malehumanersgaming4706]

yes the sound is 100 db+

[@EM-dj4vx]

My part Michigan must not be part of the US anymore ☹️

[@Chipmunk_of_Vengeance]

Except in times of war iirc.

[@rederos8079]

@@malehumanersgaming4706 I think normal fighter engine at full burner is like 110db... Sonic boom is probably a lot louder.

[@rederos8079]

There was a story about blue angel in a phantom II which broke it on accident during an airshow... Windows were changed in the whole airport area and around it after that iirc

[@justinmaguire4987]

That was Mach 0.95 750 mph just under the speed of sound and the fastest allowed air shows

[@mlbatch]

There was no way rhat was 700+ mph, it was probably going 500. Not even near Sonic boom

[@brizzled5193]

You even could hear it before it went passed

[@gcHK47]

BS, dude. I have seen the Thunderbirds go 1,000+ mph at the air show at Davis Monthan Air Force Base.

[@tkstks4814]

Why allowed ? It can not be more ?

[@reyyanshaikh7964]

@@tkstks4814 i think it’s for safety reasons? but idk 🤷‍♂️

[@jimmythatguy]

I was a bit younger but i remember when they still broke it over mostly unpopulated areas. Its super cool to hear from both far away and close up

[@dispensafoo2326]

I thought I was just misremembering but as a kid I remember seeing and hearing them roaring over our house

[@ian_lewono]

I recently watched a raptor do a low pass then pull into the vertical and light the afterburners. The sheer amount if power in those engines is incredible and watching these bird irl is something everyone should do at least once in their life

[@Goodfella0982]

@@ian_lewono True, and also watching a Space Shuttle take off is really something else.

[@aliamandax7650]

Some times if you are at the beach you can hear fighter jets practicing off the coast. They have to be miles away to break the sound barrier. One time they broke it a bit too close to land and it felt really weird. Idk like sheet metal when you put too much pressure on the side and it bends, makes that thunder like sound, it felt like the earth I was standing on was that bending metal

[@joshuabray37]

When I was a kid (late 80’s), I lived on an island off the coast of Maine (Matinicus Island). We heard sonic booms, maybe once a month. It was scary. The whole house would shake.

[@ThisMusicIsToogood]

It's mental how much amazing engineering goes into these planes.

[@uhjeff3651]

And it's even more amazing that none of them are black engineers.

[@keith8880]

​@uhjeff3651 how do you even know that? You work human resources for Lockheed Martin?

[@uhjeff3651]

@@keith8880 it's very simple. They don't have enough IQ to be engineers

[@ThisMusicIsToogood]

@@uhjeff3651 What a bizarre comment.

[@uhjeff3651]

@@ThisMusicIsToogood y'all know I'm right. It may be bizzare, doesn't mean it's wrong

[@bobnat2]

That speed, that power. I can't think of anything else in the world that could be more thrilling to a young man. It reminds me of an interview with a man who flew a P-51 in WWII. When asked if he was afraid, he replied, "Hell no, I was 20 years old and flying the best fighter in the war. It was exciting and fun."

[@sigma_frenchie4075]

yeah, uh there's much much powerful and fast than the F-35. The F-22, the F-15..

[@xnomdfrost1938]

@@sigma_frenchie4075 yeah, i rather take the F-15 because of payload reasons

[@hunormagyar1843]

@@xnomdfrost1938 Then again, an equally advanced enemy will see you on radar from hella far... Unless you waste extra fuel to hide in ground clutter.

[@xnomdfrost1938]

@@hunormagyar1843 it's just skill issue, but I'd still take older proven fighters tbh

[@kohlshu8979]

@@taskforce0584 Literally cry about it, the F-35 is the best multirole you can get on the market. It's stealth tech has been clearly proven by Israel and Other nato countries absolutely loving it. Please educate yourself and stop going Eff TirTYU FIeVer BAD.

[@bennettbattle4127]

For those that don't know, the phenomena that you're witnessing is the condensation of moisture on and around the surface of the aircraft under areas of intense pressure. This is achieved at, very obviously high speeds, of which only things like aircraft are capable of. In this instance, if the F35 had gone supersonic, there would a slight delay in the time between when you saw the aircraft fly by and when you heard the actual noise of its passing. Before that, you would have heard a "clap" of the plane going faster than the sound waves and vibrations it was producing then followed by the actual noise of its passing.

[@Alniemi]

Im excited for the day that land vehicles might each this speed

[@sidv4615]

@@Alniemi land vehicles have already broken the sound barrier I think they broke it decades ago

[@Alniemi]

@@sidv4615 oh yeah I totally forgot about those special salt flat vehicles. I guess I mean to say I want to see this same effect but with a car

[@sidv4615]

@@Alniemi what's "salt flat vehicles"?

[@Alniemi]

@@sidv4615 those rocket cars that are designed to run in a straight line on a salt flat or dry lake bed

[@mattfranks4086]

I've lived about 1 mile away from a major air base for the last 28 years and having been able to see countless fighter jets fly overhead, I've never once not stopped what I was doing to watch them pass. I still get the awe factor in me every time I hear that roar.

[@vankuipland]

G’day, is that you Dale ? Good on ya mate !

[@stevenchilders272]

It's so amazing how fast modern jets are, and how quickly they can get that fast.

[@thomaswiekens9909]

Cold War era jets were much faster than any modern one, SR71 and MiG25 to name 2

[@onlyromanian4002]

the speed in this video it's about 1MACH...putin's nuclear missles are about 20MACH....20X times faster than sound speed

[@scoobsshrooms109]

@@onlyromanian4002 why do you say Putin’s missile as if you know what that Putin designed it himself? Also that’s not something you probably know since that info prob isnt released to public

[@DanceySteveYNWA]

'putin nuclear missles'. 😂 Missles, they never hit their targets...

[@scoobsshrooms109]

@@user-sy9ur6of8t lol

[@stefanmayer444]

I'm more impressed about the pull up at that speed, than about that cone.

[@RNG-999]

Is that impressive? Every advanced fighter/bomber... from every single country... can do that now.... France, UK, Russia, Germany, China, Japan, Thailand, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, United States... It's not impressive. It's how fighter jets have to be now. And it's not even impressive or amazing at all, considering, that China and Russia have much more advanced fighter jets than the 1.5 Billion Dollar F35

[@klausschaap1834]

@@RNG-999 you are a joke

[@WAGGERSS]

it can do things that the government wont even let the pilots do

[@WAGGERSS]

@@RNG-999 the f35 is one of a kind

[@stefanmayer444]

@@RNG-999 Yes, it's still impressive :-)

[@anotherdave5107]

We weren't allowed to break Mach at USAF airshows. But an F-111 with it's wings swept back looked like a lawn dart stuck in a cotton ball when it got even close on a humid day.

[@klavesin]

There are two common misconceptions regarding supersonic flights: 1. Sonic boom is not the result of "breaking" the sound barrier, it is the result of flying at the speed of sound or faster. The boom is heard everywhere the plane is flying over, no matter how far and long ago the barrier was broken. 2. The vapor cone has nothing to do with the sound barrier, it can appear at much lower speeds, it only depends on air humidity and aerodynamic properties of a plane.

[@georgekitchen7046]

Fun Fact. Sonic the Hedgehog is the only animal to pull off this feat. He had places to go. He followed his rainbow.

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Chili Dogs!

[@Hesrudo]

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☝🤓

[@Youknowwho910]

​@@Hesrudo yeah bc idiots need to be aducated by nerds

[@VictorPoulin]

This is where UFO videos are formed.

[@knutritter461]

In my country planes are not allowed to break the sound barrier over populated areas due to extensive damage to windows. Over the ocean far away from cities it's no problem though... 😉 I grew up in the 80s in Western Germany and I do know that sound... I think it was EVERY single Saturday at a specific time in the morning there had been that sound...

[@Rytoast99]

Very interesting

[@charakiga]

Concorde moment

[@woydzeck2]

It is also banned in US. In the video there's only the vapor cone, not a sonic boom. They can not go over the speed of sound for the same reasons you said.

[@knutritter461]

@@charakiga It was not a Concorde.... it was an espionage plane that started from GB and flew over the North Sea and then along the Baltic coast. So it must have been a VERY special black plane... 😉 The U2 cannot breach the sound barrier.

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[@neogenmatrix6162]

That was about 600mph. They leave a speed buffer of about 150mph. Alot of the teams like the Blue Angels and Thunderbirds push 700 at most.

[@ommsterlitz1805]

It's just sad that this thing will go in maintenance for days and thousands of dollars for every hour of flight, well when it do fly...

[@ommsterlitz1805]

@Ryandal Gilmore lol who asked for your trash opinion ? F35 is the worst failed project of Lockheed on top of it's many failed ones even worse than the F104 and is already getting pilots killed because it's a failed prototype.

[@aidanwilliams9452]

@@ommsterlitz1805 F-16, F-18 and Harrier had hundreds more crashes, killed dozens of pilots and had cost overruns like most programs do. I don’t recall the F-35 killing a single pilot yet. I agree there was so much wasted money but the actual planes have been working effectively for years now

[@umwhatamIdoinghere]

@@ommsterlitz1805 why is it sad?

[@DS-mo6md]

lmao i was about to comment on this video to say that looks more about 600 mph... thats funny.

[@AveryBlueRemix]

Even when not breaking the sound barrier. Seeing these jets up close and hearing the thunderous roar they produce is a wild experience

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[@hatkinson707]

I remember in Leeds, England a few years ago we had a couple jets scrambled to intercept a suspicious craft and the boys put some pace down and scared the shit out of half a County when they both hit sonic booms. When you hear MASSIVE booms and jets fly over at night, a lot of people start to think they're being bombed. The RAF had to send out an apology and let people know what happened.

[@sheilaolfieway1885]

a vapor cone would likely on appear as all the air near the plane is forced together and condenses due to the pressure so it's gotta be going fairly fast to do that. So while not going super sonic at that point it's getting near it.

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[@majestic7768]

The cone is compressed water vapor, unable to move out of the way quickly.

[@iain3713]

It’s actually kind of the opposite, the shockwave compresses air, which then loses heat. Then it gets rapidly expanded behind it which rapidly cools the air so that water condenses into a cone.

[@nathaneddy502]

@@iain3713 .It is a difference in velocity and so a decrease in pressure. If the moisture increased in pressure then the temperature would rise as fluids under pressure increase in energy state. The increase in velocity causes localised pressure to reduce and so the molecules absorb energy from the gas surrounding the velocity pocket. This causes vapour to turn liquid as it passes through the local area of low pressure and cause contrails. This low pressure causes this transformation as the air reaches its saturation in the local low pressure zone of water vapour and so it expels that vapour as liquid.

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[@kevray]

Pilot was showing fellow Americans the reason they don’t have free healthcare

[@Gust_The_Man]

My laughing at 12 AM : Calm My laughing at 6 pm : loud My laughing during the night : 0:05

[@driveman6490]

When late for work, my wife has been known to break the sound barrier (among several other things) just backing her minivan out of the garage.

[@yucasola]

This the most practical and useful comment here. That's funny dude 😆

[@ceilingunlimited2430]

I work in the basement of our house, and can hear her after she taxis onto the runway, I mean backs out into the street, and hits the gas.

[@yucasola]

@@ceilingunlimited2430 Hilarious. My wife does not approach the sonic boom driving, but her farts sure do.

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[@ian_lewono]

LMFAO!!!

[@ilyasnm837]

The Sound China doesn't want to hear

[@Lpp360]

That's my blood sugar after one nanosecond of eating something sweet.

[@ahsangamer2745]

That's slow Mines go at lightning speed

[@Jleed989]

Used to hear that all the time back in the 60s when F4 s flew over

[@mathperson6927]

If he broke the sound barrier, I'm guessing the soundwaves could do some real damage.

[@aakar88]

You are thinking of concussion waves

[@mathperson6927]

Oh 😬 My mistakr

[@Outland9000]

Not really. no.

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[@meep8026]

More so the shock waves from the build up of waves (yeah sound waves is still correct due to shock waves literally being sound) (sound is the vibration and movement of air so yes, a shock wave is sound technically)

[@REAL_MPSS]

As a kid in the 60s we would hear sonic booms in Huntington Beach very often. There were so many odd planes flying in that area (out of Long Beach) it was great for spotting.

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[@christopheradams7736]

Sonic boom from Sonic CD plays

[@pootmahgoots8482]

"Look look look! I'm doing it! I'm almost supersonic!" F22: *wipes a happy tear away* that's my boy.

[@ian_lewono]

Returning space shuttle be like "awww so cute!!"

[@eriklee1794]

Why does everyone think that is a sonic boom.....if it was....everybody on the ground would not be happy....that has to do with air pressure and dew point

[@verdanskunitedairlines4560]

The title says near sonic boom, the jet was traveling at mach 0.95, so near sonic boom.

[@eriklee1794]

@@verdanskunitedairlines4560 I know......Thank God I went to school.....point is that ALOT 9f people thinks this means it's going super sonic

[@verdanskunitedairlines4560]

@@eriklee1794 oh I get you, thanks for the clarification

[@tuftyterror983]

Super sonic is speeds faster than speed of sound right? “Supersonic”

[@eriklee1794]

@@tuftyterror983 .......ding ding......

[@aakar88]

For those who have never experienced a sonic boom, it is one of the most spectacular sounds you could imagine hearing, will shake your insides and your house

[@fanatic632]

It scares me every time it happens.

[@HQHQHQHQHQHQHQHQHQHQHQHQHQHQHQ]

lol and you believe that? This slowcoach went nowhere near a half of sonic and that thing around a plane we saw is called The Prandtl - Glauert effect.

[@aj-sj6xc]

@@HQHQHQHQHQHQHQHQHQHQHQHQHQHQHQ believe what ?

[@Kyrelel]

Try standing beneath a Vulcan when it takes off/lands

[@astupidphase]

Or just talk to Guile.

[@arturgajewskiphotog]

That wasn't near sound barrier. Sound barrier doesn't cause that little cloud thing. It's the moisture of the air getting packed against the pressure.

[@eloytrujillo1496]

I noticed how the noise of the f 35 was delayed due to how fast it was going and that's pretty amazing to me.

[@buddywilliams5650]

I went to a Blue Angels Air Show In Ocala Florida back in 2015 maybe 2014 and, they had all kinds of aircraft. And they did flybys and would break the sound barrier. You got to pay $ to see it and risk your life plus hearing It was at all nothing like this video. In person you really can't describe it other than feel for the guys on the ground that are going to be blown to bits. F-18 F-16 F-14 that airshow had just about everything parked so you could see really how big they are in person. One was a old WW2 plane you could seat about 15-20 people in there and cool down in it. And get a little bit of a feeling of what it was like for those brave troops jumping out of that plane back in the 1940's a few thousand feet in the air. Because it gets very hot in Florida especially July- August. They had some really awesome planes there. It was only like $10 or $15 bucks you could bring in a cooler and seats and chill out at the landing strip. ALot of fun and a great memory.

[@tonykartracer8032]

Fighter jets are small, at least the F-16 that I saw up close.

[@buddywilliams5650]

@@tonykartracer8032 yes they are. but that Tomcat I saw was a pretty big target. Along with at least 100 other aircraft some from WW2, Vietnam I mean you name it man. The F-16 is a great fighter jet.

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[@MichaelSmith-kr9qw]

It isn't no where near breaking the sound barrier what you are seeing is what is called the vapor cone it is what happens when air condenses and speeds up over the wing in high humidity.

[@ascherlafayette8572]

"isn't no where near" so it's very near? That's correct, however the vapor actually forms in the low pressure regions.

[@HQHQHQHQHQHQHQHQHQHQHQHQHQHQHQ]

@@ascherlafayette8572 That's The Prandtl - Glauert effect. That thing can happen at different speeds and that slowcoach went nowhere near a half of sonic... Open your eyes!

[@ascherlafayette8572]

@@HQHQHQHQHQHQHQHQHQHQHQHQHQHQHQ Misusing a term you googled does not change what happened. Not only is this effect viewed almost exclusively at transonic speeds, but it is also backed by the audible sound lag. In fact the effect you just mentioned has nothing to due with transonic flows. The Prandtl Glauert transformation is actually not relevant to this. The transformation is a mathematical formula describing the compression and pressures of increasing airflow, and, was actually incompatible with supersonic flight. The equation predicted a "Prandlt Glauert Singularity" which predicted infinite pressure approaching mach 1 and lead some scientists of the early 20th century to believe supersonic flight was impossible. Again, entirely unrelated to the vapor cones observed in transonic flight. Choose your arguments more carefully.

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[@lancerz23]

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[@kristin1980uk]

We ocassionally get sonic booms in the UK, but it is done under emergency reasons only. Happened last year and the sonic boom was heard far and wide. I do see F35s, F15s and F16s take off and land multiple times a day from my bedroom window. The F35s do unrestricted take offs sometimes and go straights up in a line. It’s such a cool view :-)

[@Maverick20098]

From Mildenhall?

[@Ayushkaushik9119]

me as an indian aerospace engineer gets always fascinated whenever i see this machine 🔥

[@TWTexasA1]

Had a jet fly over the airport I worked at in North Texas some years ago and I could see it was moving very fast but I wasn’t ready for that sonic boom…holy crap it was unbelievable 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@flight2k5]

You did t hear one

[@chexnfx7161]

….wow 😳. We really have some amazing people on Earth that make these great machines…

[@Mijany]

This machines are great until someone use them to fight…

[@coltenryner4738]

This vid just popped up in my recommended and entirely coincidentally I just happened to be on the pier in Huntington Beach that same day.

[@grantjones8690]

I remember sonic booms close by when I was in the navy and the jets would fly past our carrier supersonic. There would be a sharp and powerful double bang. Jets approaching you at near sonic speeds are silent to you and very loud as they pass, but that is not a sonic boom.

[@Agm1995gamer]

Last year an israeli F35 pilot accidentally broke the sound barrier in high altitude during practice over the northern region and got suspended.

[@glasstuna]

According to Israeli ROE they can only fly faster than the speed of sound when dropping bombs on Palestinian children.

[@Agm1995gamer]

@@glasstuna at least you tried

[@glasstuna]

@@Agm1995gamer I'll make you a deal. Palestine is for Jews, America is for whites. Sound good?

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@@glasstuna and what is it that you consider to be a white person exactly?

[@glasstuna]

@@Agm1995gamer not you.

[@din0x89]

what is more heart touching than a jet low fly sonic boom

[@Kushert]

I was on the top of the Smokey Mountains as a child and a jet went over and did the same thing and knocked our family to the ground. That was about 30 years ago and I have never forgotten.

[@flight2k5]

No it didn’t 😂🤣

[@LitoMike]

yeah oh but kay i mention that it didnt do the same thing?

[@muncheez9325]

I wonder how much g-force he felt on that pull up, didn't seem like an easy thing to do

[@Zeaiclies]

About 4G

[@barmaley3859]

свойство атмосферы, был бы сверхзвук, те кто стоял рядом лишились бы барабанных перепонок

[@mrmeeseeks5016]

Its all fun and games until a black gmc truck transforms and yells "IT'S STARSCREAM!!!"

[@lazyidiotofthemonth]

not a sonice boom just a pocket of high humidity

[@nilosof]

At a point the vapor cloud much looks like a silvery orb. Makes me again question some of those UFO sightings.

[@stevetheduck1425]

As a person familiar with jet aircraft, I can assure you that some UFOs are indeed exactly this.

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[@picklemfnrick6905]

So when I was younger I went to one air show and it had some of the biggest planes you could fit at such a small airport, like my town's airport is so small it can only have biplanes and helicopters in and out. But the strip is long enough for a small passenger/airline plane to get in and out. I can't even remember what I saw exactly, but since then I've had a weird recurring dream where I'd step right outside on my porch and 20 or so planes all shapes and sizes would fly right over the trees. Kinda freaky, actually. It's not normal so it was a weird dream. But in real life I did see four jets in a diamond pattern fly just over the trees, not even twenty feet above by my house and that was the probably the loudest sound I've ever heard

[@alecnewman6052]

my dad flew f-16s for my whole childhood. he told me a story about a pilot who broke the sound barrier really low in a residential area to try to impress the wife and kids. ended up blowing out every window in the neighborhood and got in huge trouble

[@Mark.2x]

I’m sure the guy flying is feeling pretty badass

[@andrewdoesyt7787]

I was there that day, I guarantee you that was not supersonic. It was loud, but no boom.

[@LloydTavner]

Hence the, "near" in the title.

[@magicaviation2990]

I was also at that event live. It was an amazing time and I especially liked the md-10 flying over the beach!

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[@darkrules1]

Everyone is cheering until it drops something...

[@MrBumrah123]

He went through the danger zone.

[@WarringFighter]

the holy trinity of jeremy clarkson: fuel, SPEEEEEEED and power

[@DunedinMultimedia2]

It's an American plane and he can't stand America lol.

[@WarringFighter]

@@DunedinMultimedia2 hes a closeted american, he says he hates everything about the US and but he enjoys it

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@@WarringFighter "Everybody's very fat, everybody's stupid and everybody's very rude." ~Jeremy Clarkson

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[@luckyguy6554]

It is NOT Sonic boom

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[@Seabass3920]

I was there when it happened, I was pretty shocked and was expecting it to break the sound barrier. I was fucking bracing my ears for the sound lmfao

[@NitroCODM]

Krakatoa volcano explosion sound: Am I a joke to you?

[@ellocowmike3908]

el sonido que emerge del yet un segundo despues de romper la velocidad, y luego silencio hasta que pasa por un lado increible

[@urmomseffect]

Its so wild to me that the 'sound barrier' can be perceived. Like we can see near the exact moment they break through it, unreal

[@EliiGamer685]

The plane didn't break the sound barrier. Pilots aren't allowed to do so during shows in populated areas

[@RoyalMela]

You can not see sound barrier being broken. But you can see a vapor cone which happened here.

[@analogman9697]

Thank you for saying "near sonic boom". Those of us that have heard the real ones accept no substitute.

[@idiotidiot5821]

So many molecules getting squished together

[@BC-kx5zb]

Thank you! For once, a person who understands what they are seeing. And knows the difference between supersonic and near supersonic flight.

[@beaverbuoy3011]

"Near Supersonic Flight", is actually called transonic flight.

[@x-planeliveriesandstuffsho1074]

True but it's none of both here :D

[@Hezekiah1]

Oh you are so intelligent. So funny how people get a kick out of knowing one more thing about a topic than the next.. If you were actually intelligent you would understand we dont all know the difference between supersonic and near supersonic.

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@@Hezekiah1 man its a fun fact chill

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[@Killbird-gn5kf]

Wonder if the pilot knew he about broke the sound barrier. The pilots wouldn't even know they broke or about to break it if it wasn't for their equipment telling them. Seen a video from a retired f-16 pilot saying he broke it on accident one time while flying and didn't realize till the air traffic controller told him that she never seen a plane move that fast on the radar before. He then realized how fast he was going and slowed down. He described it as there is literally no change in how the plane feels when flying until you try to turn.

[@travelinindia7859]

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[@ahsangamer2745]

@Ryandal Gilmore Obviously True a centillion times

[@RoyalMela]

He was not even close. He knew his speed and he knew it was propably 80% of required speed.

[@devinminer]

Supersonic speeds over land is strictly prohibited and only happens during an emergency

[@LitoMike]

but this f35 wasnt past the sound barrier and also arent there speed instruments

[@KnightBanditRider]

It's going so fast, you can't even swipe back to watch it again without the control screen clearing...

[@jjjordan3881]

Makes u wanna cry just from the sheer awesomeness. Imagine whatll be seen once full diclosure happens if ever.

[@travelinindia7859]

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[@Maxid1]

I was stationed on the USS Ranger CVA-61 in the late70s - to 80s we got to "watch" some F-14s go an "undisclosed speed". You don't really watch, the air boss tells you what direction to look because they're going in great excess of Mach 1 (Mach 1 is almost 20mph over 750mph. 750mph is what you need to create a sonic boom) air boss told us to look over the port side at the horizon over the 5 MC (flight deck PA). We saw and heard 3 or 4 explosions in the ocean at the horizon, then a little while after that we heard jet engines. You never see the jet when it's going Mach plus. The jets were about 20ft off the deck when they made that run. I had trouble getting excited about 4th of July fireworks after seeing that.

[@snowmanggaming3708]

0:01 what is that bubble thing that just appeared then disappeared?

[@det.idiot10]

the sonic boom

[@oakohcan]

@@det.idiot10 I expected to open the replies and see someone give an actual answer, but no, just someone who doesn’t know shit talking out their ass. There was no sonic boom, the title literally implies that, they aren’t allowed to break the barrier at the beach, and there was NO fucking boom.

[@Ruhaaika]

Vapor cones that are formed when temperature drops on going at high speeds when humidity in the air rapidly condenses

[@oakohcan]

@@ThatFoxiee no it didn’t. there was no sonic boom, it never reached Mach 1, it’s literally in the title, it’s flying over a crowded public beach.

[@Ruhaaika]

@@oakohcan fr

[@CramcrumBrewbringer]

While the plane isn’t moving at the speed of sound, the air on the top of the wings is. That’s why it kind of happens.

[@meme_tunnel]

F35 : sounds amazing Su57 : sound of absolute terror 💀

[@shroomville1706]

God damnjt im in love with sound

[@mikail.yildirim]

That wasn’t actually a sonic boom, but a “super sonic (low) pass”. But I get what you mean tho, cool video, I’ve never seen a F-35 version.

[@tijmenbakker1470]

It was not a “super sonic (low) pass” because it was not even supersonic. Planes on airshows are not allowed to go over Mach 1/supersonic speed. And read what the title says: “NEAR”

[@justinmaguire4987]

@@tijmenbakker1470 The fastest allowed at airshows is 750 mph

[@siesaw1]

@@justinmaguire4987 i guess that depends on the country/ state though

[@tijmenbakker1470]

@@justinmaguire4987 you only confirm my argument, what was the purpose of this comment? The speed for supersonic speed at 20•C/68•F is around 768mph.

[@user-do5zk6jh1k]

@@tijmenbakker1470 I don't think he meant to reply to you

[@buster5661]

When the cafeteria is giving away free ice cream because it’s about to expire

[@Babanko]

*Jetplane used sonic boom!* *People got confused!*

[@saintnick8290]

NOT breaking the sound barrier. Once you’ve seen it happen for real you won’t forget it.

[@RoyalMela]

Well, you can not even see it. You can hear and feel it. And if you are this close, that might be the last thing you'll hear ever again.

[@vapor3074]

I remember fighter jets going supersonic over my grandparents house when I was a kid. We even got so used to it we wouldn’t even look up. By the time you heard it, it was already long gone. Sad that they can’t do that anymore, cool thing to witness

[@analogman9697]

Life was fun once. Trying to remember that.

[@FBI-Agent129]

What!!! That's me, I was just doing a test run. Man time just keeps on slipping. I have videos if you interested I can post them.

[@Quadrenaro]

FAA: Hey, you can't go super sonic over the mainland!! Pilot: I'm not over the mainland, am I?

[@Quadrenaro]

@politelyvulgarvernacular It does to those with senses of humour.

[@HAN-vf7ef]

This is America... 💪💪💪

[@yukikami9967]

это не звуковой удар, а конденсат атмосферной влаги на низких высотах. правилами категорически запрещено переходить на сверхзвук над материковой частью планеты, особенно над жилыми районами. он разрешён только над океанами и на большой высоте. на такой высоте как на видео, все наблюдавшие за переходом на сверхзвук погибли бы от ударной волны или как минимум покалечились бы и оглохли, настолько она сильна

[@martinshkrtel9417]

да и не разогналась бы эта помесь богомола с велосипедом до 1М))

[@travelinindia7859]

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[@shubhsrivastava4417]

He’s so fast even the cameraman couldn’t get him

[@liam-zw4fw]

The trail to let him know he is going super sonic

[@davidwolf226]

The F-35 has truly developed into a first-class fighter!

[@npc6817]

They grow up so fast

[@Roomer645]

Why ? Because they are just flying ? What has made it so amazing .... ?

[@seantaggart7382]

@@Roomer645 Because just how it looks and flys

[@yousef.al-assaf]

@@Roomer645 Right? Haha

[@jonathanpfeffer3716]

@@Roomer645 the fact that it is the best multi role fighter on the market?

[@SOCALAVIATION2K]

That wasn’t quite a sonic boom but nice video!

[@SOCALAVIATION2K]

@ikilledmybunny24 ok didn’t see that lol

[@floatingchimney]

@ikilledmybunny24 It wasn't even near - that was not transonic speed, it was way slower.

[@floatingchimney]

@ikilledmybunny24 LOL! Ok you are forgiven.

[@PoshAviation]

@ikilledmybunny24 ye I just put the title as "near" sonic boom because it almost looks like a sonic boom even tho its just a vapor cone

[@Rib_bs]

​@@floatingchimney There's a vapor cone which means there's a shock wave and the jet is transonic and close to mach 1.

[@ruldali615]

Это даже близко не сверхзвуковой. Это пары воды вокруг самолета с переходом из одной фазы в другую над океаном в момент маневрирования летающего объекта.

[@georgegarcia5288]

Да

[@jamescoleakaericunderwood2503]

Growing up in the 60s into the 70s Sonic Booms were common to hear growing up in Downey Southern California my Dad used to take me to Seal Beach when the Navy would target practice...every now and then they be firing 15 " guns...Dad would say..." Those are the big ones" he should know... Combat engineer Amphibious island Hopper WWII...many a Salvo's rained over his positions while on beach heads..." When you hear FIRE FOR EFFECT Dad said you try to get as much of your body as possible into your helmet...Cuz it's coming! Miss you Pop....see you soon! Love you..... Ivan Eric Underwood Class of 81 Downey High school CA ✌️❤️🇺🇸🛐🗽

[@behrensf84]

That’s not a sonic boom. That’s condensation from a sudden pressure change in the air because of the plane wing. Jet liners do that all the time on take off and landing.

[@briumphbimbles]

Right its clearly going nowhere near that speed. At that altitude (what 3-400ft?) you wouldn't be able to slowly track it. It would be traveling about a mile every 4 seconds.

[@coltwright6252]

He wasn’t anywhere near the sound barrier. The cloud affect is commonly misinterpreted having to do with the speed of sound. In fact this is simply the aircraft compressing the air and moisture in the air to give a visual spectacle

[@ascherlafayette8572]

Actually my good exagerator, he was very close to supersonic. Vapor clouds like this form in the transonic region (0.8-1.2 [likely .9+ in this case]) as that is the speed necessary to create this kind of pressure deviation.

[@travelinindia7859]

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[@coltwright6252]

@@ascherlafayette8572 it has nothing to do with the transonic region. It’s moisture in the air.

[@ascherlafayette8572]

@@coltwright6252 moisture in the air condensing due to low pressure pockets formed by transonic airflow.

[@craig855s]

@@ascherlafayette8572 explain why it happens during rotation on MOST airliners during takeoff on damp days then?? It is simply an air pressure and humidity issue. Yes Transonic flight CAN produce a vapour cone, but it is not the ONLY time vapour forms around aircraft

[@SquimboRapper]

Peds ears when I pull over Vespucci beach In an P-996 LAZER:

[@satwik007]

Man was like maverick mode on

[@MrThuggery]

Beautiful day for coning

[@ackap76]

Невероятно красиво

[@iampedro513]

Everybody gangsta until until the F 35 starts shooting

[@fredhoward3144]

Me: Was it noisy? participant:？？？

[@eduardoflores30]

Ver coisas assim, não sei porque mas me emociona....

[@aaaaaaaaaa97]

I live in London Ontario..... We have had a pretty decent air show at times over the past decades. In the late 80's a jet decided to do a legit sonic boom during the London air show and it resulted in a lot of broken windows and blown ear drums lol. Pretty sure the real deal ones are fully banned in North American air shows at least.

[@sanjayrengaraju1315]

100 to 1.44k just see your growth now man.

[@Maxid1]

I've heard from a jet pilot that the vapor isn't a defacto indicator of breaking the sound barrier. It's just regular atmospheric reaction to hot, cold and humidity.

[@Outland9000]

This is true. I have seen plenty of aircraft produce vapor like this who's top speed is barely even 400mph. It really depends on humidity.

[@TheRealBoeJiden]

I’m surprised there aren’t a lot of comments mentioning this. This plane isn’t breaking the sound barrier it’s just moisture