NASA’s Improved Supersonic Cockpit Display Shows Precise Locations of Sonic Booms
Engineers and researchers at NASA’s Armstrong Flight Research Center monitored the flights, and were able to observe the mapping of the sonic boom carpet from the F-18, from the center’s Mission Control Center.
- Date
- 2016-10-06
- Photographer / author
- Ken Ulbrich
- Collection
- AFRC
- Archive
- NASA Image and Video Library
- Type
- photograph
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