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NASA will have a new way to break sound barrier and also plan New X59 can fly faster without  sound wave explosions as Earlier It was Banned These Types of air crafts 

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75 years ago, a giant sound wave exploded in the high desert of California for the first time

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NASA's formal organisation was the first to hear the sound of a thunder boom and it came from the Bell X-1 rocket plane that was faster than the speed of sound

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On 14 October 1947, the sound barrier was broken by a  joint team of NACA, Air Force,  Bell  engineers and the pilots

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At that time people said that it is impossible that can ever happen because no one can break an imaginary wall in the sky

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Aeronautical innovators of Nasa’s Quesst mission Are you  prepared to smash the sound barrier again.

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It was such a great achievement when the Supersonic flew for the first time.

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The manager of the Low Boom Flight Demonstrator project is Baham. Baham's team roles include the design and construction of the X59.

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The X59 is the experimental airplane that is the heart of Quest. NASA wants to intensify that sound without any development of sonic explosions

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In NASA's plan, this includes flying the X59 specifically for the community and the public to test how they would react to slow-sounding thunder.

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