infrastructural: thatscienceguy: The Sonic Boom, as seen above, is caused by the Doppler Effect - that thing Sheldon explained on the Big Bang Theory. When an object is stationary, while emitting sound, the sound waves spread out uniformly in a circle
infrastructural: thatscienceguy: The Sonic Boom, as seen above, is caused by the Doppler Effect - that thing Sheldon explained on the Big Bang Theory. When an object is stationary, while emitting sound, the sound waves spread out uniformly in a circle
infrastructural: thatscienceguy: The Sonic Boom, as seen above, is caused by the Doppler Effect - that thing Sheldon explained on the Big Bang Theory. When an object is stationary, while emitting sound, the sound waves spread out uniformly in a circle
