Travel at the speed of sound

This is what a jet traveling at the speed of sound looks like November 20, 2012
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Photographer Joe Broyles spent half a decade attempting to capture this rare shot of a jet traveling at the speed of sound. Photo: Joe Broyles/Caters News

It took half a decade and loads of determination, but a devoted photographer has finally captured the image he’s been dreaming of — a jet’s vapor cone while it travels at the speed of sound!

The remarkable photo was almost impossible to take due to the lightning-quick speed at which the aircraft moves, but thanks to his iron will, he has finally done it.

Source: nypost.com

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