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Jun 26, 2024
2:49:51pm

zuko All-American

Wow, I had never heard this. Amazing

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zuko

Previous username: ThetaSigma
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Joined: Aug 4, 2015
Last login: Jun 29, 2024
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Crazy stat- a U2 aircraft flying at its max altitude, the difference between the stall speed and the Mach speed is just

cheezedawg Properly rated

Jun 26, 2:41pm

Wow, I had never heard this. Amazing

zuko

Jun 26, 2:49pm

Why would it be dangerous to exceed Mach speed?

SpecialT

Jun 26, 2:51pm

Because the air starts buffeting over the wings and the wings lose lift

cheezedawg

Jun 26, 3:00pm

What if you’re Tom Cruise? I assume you can go faster in that case?

Rexy Coug

Jun 26, 2:52pm

He’s probably flying a supersonic aircraft

cheezedawg

Jun 26, 3:02pm

Mach-10, baby.

Hawk in the 303

Jun 26, 3:08pm

also, no worries about your aircraft breaking up at mach-10

Cougarclaw

Jun 26, 3:10pm

Scott Manley has a video on this. The answer may surprise you.

Tesla Coug

Jun 26, 3:37pm

That was interesting

TNT

Jun 26, 4:38pm

Hypersonic

TNT

Jun 26, 4:27pm

If you're Tom Cruise, you HAVE to go faster.

DirtyWater

Jun 26, 3:10pm

What would a 5 knot range be equivalent to in driving terms?

Jun 26, 2:55pm

RE: What would a 5 knot range be equivalent to in driving terms?

cheezedawg

Jun 26, 3:01pm

Well, duh. A knot is a nautical mile, and you wouldn't be driving at sea.

StantonMac

Jun 26, 3:05pm

Staying between 74.3 and 75.6 MPH.

Radioactive Coug

Jun 26, 8:29pm

That’s any aircraft though operating at its max altitude. That altitude can fluctuate depending on weight also.

Jun 26, 3:11pm

Scott Manley has a video about this.

Tesla Coug

Jun 26, 3:36pm

Wow

TNT

Jun 26, 4:27pm

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