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That doesn't address all the nightmarish issues of traveling at 600-700 MPH through pressurized air. Riding the pressure peak at exactly the speed of sound mak
by rorrr2 13y ago
That doesn't address all the nightmarish issues of traveling at 600-700 MPH through pressurized air.
Riding the pressure peak at exactly the speed of sound makes a lot more sense.
- beambot 13y agoNot travelling through pressurized air.... travelling with the pressurized air. The idea behind the article I linked is that the entire system moves as a cohesive mass -- air, vehicles, and all.