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Concorde on Twitter: "Spectacular! #Concorde cruising above the earth at 60,000 feet! http://t.co/LkF71Vrdrn" / Twitter
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Concorde enjoyed a cruising speed of 1,350 mph (2,172 km/h), or Mach 2 – more than twice the speed of sound. Great effect w… | Speed of sound, Concorde, Cinemagraph
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Concorde - Wikipedia
Concorde flew so fast, if you left London (or Paris) in the evening flying west towards New York, to the passengers in the plane, the sun would actually appear to begin rising
