Why don't shooting stars make a sonic boom?

You are onto something about meteorites or asteroids and that is interesting but there is no correlation between your interesting fact and the earth being flat. A cool fact times B hypotheses does not equal AB earth is flat. The earth is more or less round seen from space. Maybe there is a reality where everything is 2 dimensional and flat but neither bowling balls nor earth is flat in this reality.

ze atmosphere usually breaks them into smaller pieces, air resistance and stuffs slows it down not speeding it up?

there is no sound in outer space you dumbass

I thought it was a plane...

if you decelerate fast enough, can you create a reverse sonic boom?

You're on to something there!

How to explain this strange coincidence of finding a large iron meteorite on a flat plain on Mars right at the location where a large human made metal object entered its atmosphere and crashed its heatshield into the ground?

Heatshield Rock was it named. Pictures showing the context with the heatshield and the meteorite itself in a 2nd image:
[link to www.psrd.hawaii.edu]

They do

They are usually just too high in the atmosphere to hear

They do

Because on average, they break up between 28 to 60 miles above the ground. Just like how the SR 71 Blackbird could fly over enemy territory, doing Mach 3 at over 85,000 feet and people on the ground never knew. And if you look at meteorite footage from Russia a few years back, where it exploded much lower to the ground, the boom busted out windows within a large radius.

Just google this stuff and listen real world events and arguments on both sides of the table. You will not form an educated opinion just cherry picking information that caters to your views. Earth is a lot larger than you give it credit for. And it is a globe.

Air carries sound you dip ass. Honestly you have to be joking if you are not I’m a fucking high school drop out.

No they fucking don’t! Dude I’m perplexed

It's hilarious seeing all of you talk about shit you know nothing about. You're all clowns. Every single one of you.

i would like to thank the academy

I knew I'd run across the right answer.

because they werent large enough - the one in Siberia had a sonic boom so big it shattered glass and killed/injured 100s of ppl. most of them you see are them burning up in the atmosphere.

why not ask Astromutt instead of ignorantly posting stupid shit like this

was chelyabinsk damage due to a sonic boom, or the actual meteor exploding once it heated up enough?

i tink there is a key difference there

They are light years away from earth. The sound of it would take a long time to get here. The universe is realy big.

And i wonder if a shooting star is travelling with the speed of light?

is the light emitted from the Sun, still part of the Sun. where does, one Sun end and, another begin?

Because in a few seconds it travels really far, anybody knows the distance?

And what lays beyond the universe. First their was nothing then a big bang. And then an expending universe, so nothing still exists, and nothing something.

and nothing is something.

nothing is unequivocally something, i'm guessing

a few sparks. i'm sure it be nothing.

Best answers Usually do but not always

In the black we see nothing but it is something.

Good question