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Do current technologies allow for a manmade object to break the speed of sound in water? What would the sonic boom be like?

1505 upvotes • txgopher

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AskScience AMA Series: We are the UCLA iGEM team, a group of undergraduate researchers participating in the world's largest synthetic biology competition. Inspired by biological design and motivated by human needs, we are seeking to genetically engineer novel synthetic silks. AUA!

1505 upvotes • UCLA_iGEM

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How does the helicopter on Mars work?

1505 upvotes • Elsecaller_17-5

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What is the difference between North and South on magnets?

1504 upvotes • nah_42069

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Do rainbows have ultraviolet and infrared bands?

1503 upvotes • CaliFloridian

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Marketing would have me believe that products like detergent are improving by leaps and bounds a few times a year. Have households solvents changed much in the last 50 years?

1503 upvotes • pie_mac

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Why can you see where a boats wake was long after the boat has left and the water has stilled? Seems like the wake can be seen for hours on evenly calm water.

1503 upvotes • ButtermilkLover75

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AskScience AMA Series: I'm Dr. Richard Johnson, a professor of medicine, clinician and researcher. I specialize in metabolic syndrome and obesity, and my latest research shows that nature wants us to be fat. AMA!

1502 upvotes • AskScienceModerator

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A (probably ridiculous) question about bees posed by my six year old

1501 upvotes • lagerdalek

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What is happening when our stomach 'growls'?

1501 upvotes • Heroofwar12

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Title	Upvotes	Author	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Do current technologies allow for a manmade object to break the speed of sound in water? What would the sonic boom be like?	1505	txgopher
AskScience AMA Series: We are the UCLA iGEM team, a group of undergraduate researchers participating in the world's largest synthetic biology competition. Inspired by biological design and motivated by human needs, we are seeking to genetically engineer novel synthetic silks. AUA!	1505	UCLA_iGEM
How does the helicopter on Mars work?	1505	Elsecaller_17-5
What is the difference between North and South on magnets?	1504	nah_42069
Do rainbows have ultraviolet and infrared bands?	1503	CaliFloridian
Marketing would have me believe that products like detergent are improving by leaps and bounds a few times a year. Have households solvents changed much in the last 50 years?	1503	pie_mac
Why can you see where a boats wake was long after the boat has left and the water has stilled? Seems like the wake can be seen for hours on evenly calm water.	1503	ButtermilkLover75
AskScience AMA Series: I'm Dr. Richard Johnson, a professor of medicine, clinician and researcher. I specialize in metabolic syndrome and obesity, and my latest research shows that nature wants us to be fat. AMA!	1502	AskScienceModerator
A (probably ridiculous) question about bees posed by my six year old	1501	lagerdalek
What is happening when our stomach 'growls'?	1501	Heroofwar12