NASA on Twitter: "T-38C passes in front of sun at a supersonic speed, creating shockwaves caught for research: https://t.co/yy0T2HvsZj https://t.co/fTUCYyze9W"

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1. Amf Armstrong‏ @amfony77 12 Apr 2016
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  @NASA Absolutely amazing pic !!
  
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1. Er\M/eLiNdA‏ @PeperLinda 12 Apr 2016
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  @NASA wow!!!!
  
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1. Draconia ‏ @jennifervc8 12 Apr 2016
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  @NASA wow
  
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1. Jakob2006‏ @jakob20062 13 Apr 2016
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  @NASA @Ivsy01 pretty cool
  
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1. James Smith‏ @c_mperman 12 Apr 2016
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  @NASA Nice! A natural Schleiren image.
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1. James Coxhead‏ @JamesCoxhead 13 Apr 2016
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  @NASA amazing just in time
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1. ‏ @LaReyneDEpee 12 Apr 2016
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  @NASA Stonking
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1. SÉPTIMO ARCÁNGEL الله عظيم ॐ‏ @EBaranzano 12 Apr 2016
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  @NASA the wild solar is Very dangerous for satellites un the earth? But is real increíble that Universe.,our infinity universe
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1. stephenjohn hughes‏ @RUOK4711 12 Apr 2016
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  @NASA FAR-OUT U DUDES , THE RIGHT STUFF is a MUST
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1. Jor El‏ @JoR3LofKrypton 12 Apr 2016
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  @NASA ● Awesome! WTG w/Toepler's 'Schlieren photography!' Looks like a power/telephone pole w/cables!
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1. Gunwant Bujade‏ @gvbujade 13 Apr 2016
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  @NASA Very interesting. Research on shock waves as Aircraft T-38c passes in front of SUN which photographically captured. That's Brilliant
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1. mamoune33510‏ @PascaleDeldal 12 Apr 2016
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  @NASA more and more better for the progress to be continued
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