Sentences with phrase «goes supersonic»

Sony's timing couldn't possibly be worse: the Japanese company is releasing its new flagship Android phone in the US just two days before Google goes supersonic with the launch of its own new Android flagship phones.

A daredevil who parachutes from skyscrapers will try to smash the nearly 50 - year - old record for the highest ever jump, becoming the first person to go supersonic in freefall

At 27 kilometres, he would go supersonic: the first man to exceed the speed of sound with nothing more than gravity as a power source.

«In fact, the Concorde pumped fuel back and forth in its fuselage when it went supersonic to compensate for insufficient elevators.»

Your body doesn't so much «switch» to anaerobic but instead turns on the anaerobic system, in the same sense that fighter jet pilots don't «switch» to the afterburners to go supersonic but rather use them in addition to current engine power.

I typically stretched the Lamborghini's legs and went supersonic only on solo drives, but I made exceptions for these six people: my mom, my dad, my brother, my girlfriend, and my two best friends.

Or, my favorite, simply play as Superman or any of the characters that can fly and go supersonic across the top of the city using a surprisingly smooth control scheme.

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Not exact matches

«We were a company that had never built a supersonic aircraft, and here we had to go straight up into space at Mach 3» — three times the speed of sound.

The sum is going to Boom Supersonic, Japan Airlines said Tuesday, in hopes that the Denver - based upstart will successfully develop a plane that could cut flight times in half with cruising speeds of Mach 2.2 — more than 1,450 miles an hour.

A team as young as the Seattle SuperSonics had no business going 5 - 0 on an early - season road trip while its most talented player, forward Shawn Kemp, remained on the injured list with a sprained left foot.

The same goes for Concorde: the famously graceful supersonic airliner produced booms powerful enough to crack windows.

Ultimately, the Federal Aviation Administration banned supersonic civilian flights over the continental United States, partly explaining why the Concorde went out of production and why airliners have been cruising at roughly the same speed for the past 50 years.

What's it like to go into supersonic freefall?

In this week's episode I'll be going over just how WiFi works and some quick (and free) fixes that might just take your WiFi signal from glacial to supersonic.

Blowing in the supersonic wind New planes go through an exhaustive battery of tests before leaving the ground, which usually means a stop in one of NASA's 13 wind tunnel facilities.

You're going for a supersonic flight in the nightmarishly - neon world of endless barriers!»

«Every year we say «next year we'll work on it a month before the festival» but what I love about Supersonic is that even though it's quite big now there's still such a DIY ethic,» says Hand, «so this year was again a Thursday evening panic, Friday morning it's like «ok we've got this» then you go until Monday morning.»