ROW ABOUT BANGS

The video discusses the relationship between aircraft speed and noise, highlighting the Concorde's future impact with its high speed and sonic bangs. It questions the effectiveness of current testing methods and the potential for international compliance with supersonic flight restrictions. The video concludes by emphasizing Britain's responsibility in building the Concorde and the hope for a compromise solution.

What is the relationship between aircraft speed and noise level?

• Noise level decreases with increased speed

• Noise level is unrelated to speed

• Noise level is the product of aircraft speed

• Noise level is inversely proportional to speed

Why is the Concorde expected to be noisier than current planes?

• It is larger in size

• It flies at a lower altitude

• It flies three times faster

• It has more engines

What is the purpose of using lightnings at 40,000 feet?

• To test the speed of lightnings

• To compare different aircraft designs

• To measure the altitude effects on noise

• To evaluate the annoyance of sonic bangs

What concern is raised about the evidence from lightnings?

• Lightnings are too fast

• Lightnings are not as loud as Concorde

• Lightnings are outdated technology

• Lightnings are too expensive to operate

What is the hope for Britain's role in supersonic flight regulations?

• To build more Concorde planes

• To lead in banning all supersonic flights

• To inspire a global compromise

• To ignore international regulations