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Old 06-20-2007, 03:37 PM
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Hi, all in case anyone was wondering here is one explanation.http://www.wowt.com/news/headlines/8091872.html Mike
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I heard that and my first thought was sonic boom, but then I convinced my self that it was highly unlikley in this area. I was wrong I guess.
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I heard that and my first thought was sonic boom, but then I convinced my self that it was highly unlikley in this area. I was wrong I guess.
The last time I was subjected to a "sonic boom" was at Edwards Air Force Base in southern California. They were doing the final acceptance testing of the FA-18 at the time.

I was standing in the museum of flight at the time it occured, and there were several Japanese tourists there. The building was steel skin/steel framed. It literally shook!

The Japanese tourists were screaming and looking for an exit. They thought it was an earthquake. I felt really sorry for them.

It is ironic that at the time, I was looking at an exhibit of a F-16 2 seat trainer. Anecdotal evidence would suggest that this "sonic event" was caused by a descending F-16.

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I didn't hear it up here.
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I heard that and my first thought was sonic boom, but then I convinced my self that it was highly unlikley in this area. I was wrong I guess.
Amazing that you can hear it from 45,000 feet up...
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Amazing that you can hear it from 45,000 feet up...
They are insanely loud. It brought back the memories from the old Navy days.
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