I just heard the LOUDEST boom i've ever heard...

[hiromizu]

Originally posted by: Duddy
Wow, I didn't realize the Shuttle traveled faster than the speed of sound minutes before landing. I assumed it slowed to a 350mph glide.

It does..when Chuck Norris stares it down.

 

[Rubycon]

Originally posted by: Ns1

That's hot. What kinda theater?

AV makes me all wet.

Stardust theater on our ship. Get a towel hehe. :laugh:

Originally posted by: Duddy
Wow, I didn't realize the Shuttle traveled faster than the speed of sound minutes before landing. I assumed it slowed to a 350mph glide.

18 times lightspeed according to CNN. :laugh:

The audio's real low here so turn up your sound to hear the boom.

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[Ns1]

Originally posted by: Rubycon

Originally posted by: Ns1

That's hot. What kinda theater?

AV makes me all wet.

Stardust theater on our ship. Get a towel hehe. :laugh:

404 google can't find?

 

[Rubycon]

Haha because google is incomplete and needs revision. 😉

Try searching for +norwegian dawn stardust theater. 😉

 

[Reel]

Ah. So that's what it was. It seemed oddly clear out to be thunder.

 

[Jeff7]

Originally posted by: DisgruntledVirus
ROFL nice I should do that with my system at home when I have a girl/friends over next and she falls asleep 😀

Howard Stern had better ideas for employing low-frequency sounds generated by powerful speakers.

 

[bapace]

Nasa television backs up the path that "destrekor" showed. They said it landed from the northwest. Came across the NW US and into Florida. Shuttle is accompanied by 2 Sonic Booms when it lands. I guess 1 for nose and one for tail? But I live 20 mins away from KSC and always hear it land. The two booms are less than a second apart, but distinctly separate.

 

[Drekce]

That was definitely one of the loudest sonic booms I have ever experienced, and I have lived in/near Orlando most of my life. It scared the crap out of my two year old.