They just clap their hands and announce that NASA is their Hero

Winding down at same time as landing?

Coincidence ya think?

Doppler effect, ever heard of it?

In my experience, most people aren't even interested in NASA.

So the chase planes are landing also?

Its not a coinkydink

If a car is driving down the road, honking, you'll hear the sound go from high pitch to low pitch as the car passes.

another truth seeker

nice

Yea just as we hear the shuttle

Its a Jet engine sound Seeker. That the point here

@SeekingTruth Is it possible the Shuttle is just an airplane that does parabolic flights and fakes the missions into "space" ?

Ya think?

How would it say for DAYS in the sky?
And either way, a possibility is not the truth.

mid air refuelling

So where's the air intakes of the shuttle?

What if there was several of them and they piggybacked their flights one to another or were launched from a large cargo ship in the air

Very possible

You know, jet engines have an intake.
And where is the exhaust too?

You can see 2 exhaust ports if you look closely

Those are rocket engines too.

Disguised

Then where is the air intake.

Dual purpose. Look at the front of the WINGROOTS

Doesnt take much for two small engines

And how are 2 small engines supposed to lift a huge structure with small wings for its weight.

Air intake is an easy hide

Actually, I just realized. Aerodynamic noise.

It’s not aerodynamic noise it is definitely the sound of a small jet engines it is not White Noise

In addition, there's no distortion from teh supposed jet engines. When there's hot air coming out of anything, you see lots of wavy distortions. Where's that.

That can be disguised with cool air injection it’s really simple

And actually on a couple of the clips where the shuttle is landing and you’re behind the shuttle you can actually see slight wavy lines

Found something 🤔

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o64OZHXC3SU

@A Search for Roche's Rifle
Here's gliders passing by, hear this aerodynamic noise.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W4bt4ac8Aps

Now the space shuttle is going much faster, and the wings have a way larger surface area.
Those gliders are thin and sleek, and are still noisy.

There is an unmistakable pitch that goes along with a jet engine it’s very discernible from aerodynamic noise

brb gonna go get the spectrogram for the space shuttle landing, and jets landing

Good grief bro.. how about beating the dead horse? Lets move onto another subject

Yeah, this is pretty pointless.