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you need to look at this its

this is it srry

Weird!!
How could a prop plane break the sound barrier?
Unless it was in a dive....

What the??  Is that photoshop? Is that even possible!?

Interesting edit...

Interesting edit...

Indeed.

I believe this is the original.

Definetly an edit because E-2 topspeed=338 knots(626 km/h)
If they want to make us believe that props can go supersonic  then they shouldn't use the E-2, they might have tried with a Tupolev Tu-95/-142 'Bear' topspeed=499 knots(925 knots)

It's hard to tell if that is the orginal or not. They are both too grainey (is that the word?) to tell.

But it is a cool shot anyways.

That F-18 shot is a real good one, I'd like to have that in it's full size. It would make a great backround pic!

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If they want to make us believe that props can go supersonic

Anything with props would be vibrated to pieces if it approached supersonic speeds!

Therefore you get the honour to attempt supersonic prop flight first I actually saw a documentary about the quest to reach supersonic flight the otherday, very interesting it was, about the turbulent air at high speeds and
loss of control and such      8)

It's hard to tell if that is the orginal or not. They are both too grainey (is that the word?) to tell.  

If you are on about the FA-18 image, it is real, I've seen a video of that very FA-18 breaking the sound barrier - perhaps that's a still image from the video (?)

It's hard to tell if that is the orginal or not. They are both too grainey (is that the word?) to tell.

But it is a cool shot anyways.

That F-18 shot is a real good one, I'd like to have that in it's full size. It would make a great backround pic!

It's spelled grainy. I chose this one because of it. You can get a higher res version here. http://www.defenselink.mil/news/Jul1999/n07161999_9907162.html

Anything with props would be vibrated to pieces if it approached supersonic speeds!

I've read several accounts of piston-engined fighters breaking the sound barrier in a dive during WWII. Some survived the experience & it could also be the reason for some unexplained fatal accidents. This could never be proved because it was almost always during combat & they had no instruments capable of recording it.

They are both the same image in reverse, look at the clouds in the back ground, miraculously they the clouds are the exact same in both "photos"

Great edit!!!!  ;D

Bear has fast (swept) wings...

But given enough moisture content you can get your tips make supersonic anomalies

Just because it has a lot of condensation forming on it, dosen't mean that it's going supersonic.