Sonic Booms Just Heard

Don't see anything on any local news sites regarding the one in Missouri... but the local news facebook group has tons of comments. Sadly none with any idea what is causing them.

Was it not around a year ago where sonic booms where heard up and down the UK?? and Also in the USA?.. I never did get a explanation, I am sure there was a number of threads on here about it.


Going supersonic over land in the UK is against protocol (I think)...


RA

Yep think I heard 2 in Northwest Arkansas about an hour ago. Second one not as big as the first.

originally posted by: ThePassenger
All quiet here on the moor

Dartmoor...cool
A couple of my all time favorite movies...1939 and 1959 Hound of the Baskervilles were set in Dartmoor.

a reply to: CulturalResilience

im in Exeter but didn't hear anything, that said around that time I had headphones on, so lots of noise to drown out anything interesting outside :/

Anything new to add?

originally posted by: constant_thought
a reply to: CulturalResilience

im in Exeter but didn't hear anything, that said around that time I had headphones on, so lots of noise to drown out anything interesting outside :/

Anything new to add?

I'm in the Topsham area and there doesn't seem to be anything happening now. Maybe I have started a thread for no reason. I apologize if I raised any false alarms.

originally posted by: CulturalResilience

originally posted by: slapjacks
"The battle of Exeter"

A frequent occurrence during the Roman occupation and the English Civil War, or in more recent times a visit from Plymouth Argyle.

The war is very real... It's on days like those that the wise stay behind closed doors, but there are always the foolish who dare share a drink in the Duke of York. That is the belly of the beast - where the Bald Brassknuckles spawn out of the woodwork to greet you with bottles and grunts in a nameless language...

originally posted by: constant_thought

originally posted by: CulturalResilience

originally posted by: slapjacks
"The battle of Exeter"

A frequent occurrence during the Roman occupation and the English Civil War, or in more recent times a visit from Plymouth Argyle.

The war is very real... It's on days like those that the wise stay behind closed doors, but there are always the foolish who dare share a drink in the Duke of York. That is the belly of the beast - where the Bald Brassknuckles spawn out of the woodwork to greet you with bottles and grunts in a nameless language...

Spoken like a true Exetonian.

a reply to: CulturalResilience

Meteorites can cause sonic booms.