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“30000-pound projectile moving faster than sound would travel at most five to 10 meters up to around 35 feet into several common rock types including those at Fordo Ryan Hurley said”
The New York Times
by James Glanz, Samuel Granados, Junho Lee, Eric Schmitt, Marco Hernandez
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Analyzed on 2026-11-04T04:42:08+00:00 · Last updated 2026-11-04
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A rough estimate shows that a 30,000-pound projectile moving faster than the speed of sound would travel at most five to 10 meters — up to around 35 feet — into several common types of rock, including those most likely found at Fordo, said Ryan Hurley, an associate professor of mechanical engineering at Johns Hopkins and an expert on the behavior of rocks in extreme conditions.
Extracted from: How Much Damage Did U.S. Strikes Do to Iran’s Fordo Nuclear Site? , The New York Times
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Claim ID
CLM-4E3EEC8B
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30000-pound-projectile-moving-faster-than-sound-would-travel-4e3eec8b
Origin
nytimes.com
Captured
261 d ago
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