supersonic speed

At supersonic speed the flight took just over three hours.

But supersonic speed was just not enough for a man with global interests.

He was by then the oldest person to fly at supersonic speed.

The scale by which supersonic speeds are measured is named for him.

All three will be capable of flying at supersonic speeds.

He could fly at supersonic speeds, leaving a red energy trail behind him.

There were a lot of peculiar demands at supersonic speeds.

Atmospheric forces would drive it along the ground at supersonic speed."

Unlike the Yak-38, this aircraft was to have sustained supersonic speed.

They were high now, with Orling dropping behind at supersonic speed.

More importantly, supersonic speed was now possible at low altitudes.

It was like the pictures he'd seen of future rockets landing at supersonic speeds.

First, and most important, it was designed to be self-stabilizing at low supersonic speeds.

These would permit maximum efficiency across a range of supersonic speeds.

Shane himself yelled out as the missile went by at near supersonic speed.

They appear to be relatively young, moving outwards at supersonic speeds.

They are also confused with scramjets, a similar system used at supersonic speeds.

The missile will be able to intercept target aircraft at supersonic speed.

It was the first Soviet production aircraft capable of supersonic speeds in level flight.

At supersonic speed, an F-18 could fly anywhere over Bosnia in minutes.

Innumerable players wind up and hurl the ball at supersonic speed.

The spectators will tell you he flew by at supersonic speed and they barely caught a glimpse of him.

The flechettes moved at supersonic speed and each carried a small explosive charge.

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The explosion blew almost 6,350 tons of the ship's steel into the air, some at supersonic speed.