by poppystarz on August 2nd, 2005

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If I were at sea level and traveling at 761.18 mph (661.32 knots), what would this rate of speed be called?

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by An0nym0us on August 2nd, 2005
This speed is referred to as MACH 1.
A fast rate of speed...? Is this a trick question?
http://www.google.com/search?q=661.32+knots
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