Supersonic research will rumble Space Coast in August

KENNEDY SPACE CENTER, Fla. – The Space Coast could experience more than 30 sonic booms in August as NASAconducts a two-week investigation into how turbulence affects the rumbling created as aircraft fly faster than the speed of sound, the space agency said Monday.

Researchers from NASA’s Armstrong Flight Research Center and Langley Research Center in Virginia will conduct a series of tests as part of the Sonic Booms in Atmospheric Turbulence flights, or SonicBAT, at Kennedy Space Center starting Monday, Aug. 21.

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