Why Do Jets Sound So Weird When They Fly By?

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Ever noticed how a jet zooms past and then you hear that intense roar, often changing pitch as it goes by? That strange sound is caused by something called the Doppler Effect. When a jet is moving toward you, the sound waves are compressed—making the pitch sound higher. As it passes and moves away, the sound waves stretch out, lowering the pitch. That’s why jets don’t just roar… they swoosh in a totally unique way!

And because jets often fly faster than the speed of sound, there's sometimes even a sonic boom—a sudden, loud shockwave that hits all at once. It’s not just loud, it’s science in action. The speed, direction, and even the altitude of the jet all affect how you hear it.

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