Aeroplane and supersonic?

Question

When an Aeroplane passes over land at supersonic speed, It send vibrations on land, What is that affect called?

It is for the same reason that Concorde went out of service

Answer 1

Sonic boom.

Concorde was expensive to operate, that's why Air France and British Airways dropped it in the end.

Answer 2

Sonic Boom

Yes and no. Concorde was prohibited from flying over the most inhabited land at supersonic speed due to fear of damage and sound problems from Sonic Boom. Had it been able to do so, on-going tech improvements and more potential landing locations might have made it profitable.

Answer 3

It is called a sonic boom and it has little to do with why the Concorde went out of service.

The Concorde went out of service due to a combination of safety concerns after a major accident as well as the fact that it cost quite a bit to operate and the ticket sales simply weren't enough to justify continued operations.

Answer 4

Supersonic shock wave

Answer 5

they do no longer. they only make a single sonic improve from the stress wave that builds up by ability of the sound following them. they do no longer build yet another stress wave by ability of going swifter, it only follows in the back of them extra

Answer 6

sonic boom