Popping a Bottle of Champagne Releases a Supersonic Shockwave

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The science behind the champagne pop: Study reveals how a supersonic shock wave blasts gas through the bottle at up to 400 metres per second - at temperatures colder than the North

The science behind the champagne pop: Study reveals how a supersonic shock wave blasts gas through the bottle at up to 400 metres per second - at temperatures colder than the North

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Popping a Bottle of Champagne Releases a Supersonic Shockwave

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The science behind the champagne pop: Study reveals how a supersonic shock wave blasts gas through the bottle at up to 400 metres per second - at temperatures colder than the North