After crossing Sound Barrier will a person be able to hear any sound both from inside and outside

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No. If the sound barrier is crossed then the person will be unable to hear any sound. This is because when an aircraft having supersonic velocity crosses overhead than at the instant of crossing we dont hear any sound only after some time of crossing the sound could be heard by human ear.

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