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It's a good thing that's completely not what is being claimed then. I can't move any part of my body at the speed of sound, and yet - somehow - I still manage
by misnome 3y ago
It's a good thing that's completely not what is being claimed then.
I can't move any part of my body at the speed of sound, and yet - somehow - I still manage to produce vibrations that move at the speed of sound.
- willis936 3y agoIt's a good thing that pushing air at the speed of sound is not how you make sonic booms. You need to physically move an object at a supersonic speed to make a sonic boom. So when you cast doubt on the claim that claps do not involve sonic booms you then have the burden of proof to demonstrate that a hand has supersonic motion. Please provide your argument and stop wasting time with pointless rhetoric.
- misnome 3y ago> You need to physically move an object at a supersonic speed to make a sonic boom. What do you think the object is pushing? “Speed of sound” is relative to a medium, it doesn’t happen _unless_ you are pushing air around. It’s funny, this entire thread is literally “Please provide a source for this claim”, for which you are the one only providing rhetoric.