Cotton, on the other hand, seems to be the passage of the main sound shock wave over a fixed point on the earth's surface, where, for example, the listener is located. The sonic boom, like a tethered one, accompanies the entire flight of the aircraft, provided that the aircraft is moving fast enough, albeit at a constant speed. When the boundary of this imaginary cone, denoting the front of the main sound wave, reaches the human ear, then a sharp pressure jump is perceived by ear as a pop.

Simplistically, these waves can be imagined as a cone accompanying the flight of an aircraft, with a vertex, as it were, tied to the forward part of the fuselage, and generators directed against the movement of the aircraft and propagating quite far, for example, to the surface of the earth. An aircraft moving at supersonic speed creates shock waves, air pressure surges, in the surrounding air.

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