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sonic barrier

NOUN
sound barrier
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Sound was initially dismissed as a possible deterrent when research revealed fishes become acclimated to constant tones and would eventually move through a sonic barrier.

From Scientific American Sep. 20, 2017

When U.S. air scientists heard the triumphant trumpetings of the British press, they protested that they, too, had shot rocket-driven missiles through the sonic barrier.

From Time Magazine Archive

When the plane reaches about 80% of the speed of sound, however, the velocity of the air flowing over the upper side of the wing reaches the sonic barrier.

From Time Magazine Archive

Thus, although the sonic barrier is around 660 m.p.h. at the normal jet cruising altitude of 35,000 ft., commercial jets are held down to a speed of about 560 m.p.h.

From Time Magazine Archive

An accelerating, effortless flight, a faint tremor as they passed the sonic barrier, then no sensory impressions at all.

From The Mighty Dead by Gault, William Campbell




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