Supersonic aircraft and noise pollution

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From: John Roberts
Date: Tue, 24 Jan 1989 08:14

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Surely an SR-71 at surveillance altitude doesn't sound too loud from
the ground - that would spoil the surprise (:-)

Concordes regularly fly by here (~20-40 miles north of Washington, DC).
Though they are undoubtedly subsonic, they are by far the loudest planes
in the area. Fighter planes a few hundred feet up would probably be louder,
but we don't get many of them around here.
                                    John Roberts
                                    roberts@cmr.icst.nbs.gov

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