The engine's supercharger spun at 24,000 rpm, the tips of its blades
hitting supersonic speeds.
Not exact matches
But some basic principles remain: When a bullet is traveling at
supersonic speeds, it partially slows down the moment it
hits a person.
Even at takeoff, the fuel exhaust shoots out the back at
supersonic speeds, and when it
hits the surrounding air, it creates shock waves that make a fearsome racket.