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What is an example of transonic?

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Anonymous

14y ago
Updated: 8/19/2019

I think it basically means anything flying/driving slightly under or near the speed of sound.

Some of the racers on the Bonneville Salt Flats set most of the world land speed records (basically anything on wheels) and are trying to beat the sound barrier (Supersonic). And are very close. Those would be called Transonic.

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