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Would you hear a sound in reverse when its source travels with twice the speed Sounds of sound?supersonic objects

As I already said in the title, I wonderedWould you, whetheras a stationary listener wouldobserver, hear thea sound in reverse when the source of an airplane travelingthe sound travels with twice the speed of sound in reverse due to the doppler effect. (of? Of course, he wouldn't hear anything at all before the airplane passed by and the sound reaches him)

EDIT: The airplane travels in a straight line, which intersects the listeners position. (it theoretically flies directly throughbut what about after? Does it reverse due to the him)

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Would you hear a sound in reverse when its source travels with twice the speed of sound?

As I already said in the title, I wondered, whether a stationary listener would hear the sound of an airplane traveling with twice the speed of sound in reverse due to the doppler effect. (of course, he wouldn't hear anything at all before the airplane passed by and the sound reaches him)

EDIT: The airplane travels in a straight line, which intersects the listeners position. (it theoretically flies directly through the him)

~Mystery

Sounds of supersonic objects

Would you, as a stationary observer, hear a sound in reverse when the source of the sound travels with twice the speed of sound? Of course, he wouldn't hear anything at all before the airplane passed by and the sound reaches him, but what about after? Does it reverse due to the Doppler effect?

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As I already said in the title, I wondered, whether a stationary listener would hear the sound of an airplane traveling with twice the speed of sound in reverse due to the doppler effect. (of course, he wouldn't hear anything at all before the airplane passed by and the sound reaches him)

EDIT: The airplane travels in a straight line, which intersects the listeners position. (it theoretically flies directly through the him)

~Mystery

As I already said in the title, I wondered, whether a stationary listener would hear the sound of an airplane traveling with twice the speed of sound in reverse due to the doppler effect. (of course, he wouldn't hear anything at all before the airplane passed by and the sound reaches him)

~Mystery

As I already said in the title, I wondered, whether a stationary listener would hear the sound of an airplane traveling with twice the speed of sound in reverse due to the doppler effect. (of course, he wouldn't hear anything at all before the airplane passed by and the sound reaches him)

EDIT: The airplane travels in a straight line, which intersects the listeners position. (it theoretically flies directly through the him)

~Mystery

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Would you hear a sound in reverse when its source travels with twice the speed of sound?

As I already said in the title, I wondered, whether a stationary listener would hear the sound of an airplane traveling with twice the speed of sound in reverse due to the doppler effect. (of course, he wouldn't hear anything at all before the airplane passed by and the sound reaches him)

~Mystery