Estampidos de trenes

Estamos familiarizados con el estampido sónico que produce un avión al rebasar la velocidad del sonido, pero los trenes de alta velocidad también pueden crear sus estampidos, aunque sus velocidades sean menores, al entrar en un túnel. ¿Cómo lo hacen?

https://brucknerite.net/2026/04/estampidos-de-trenes.html

Vox pide que se le quite la nacionalidad española a los migrantes si delinquen... estaría bien también que en eso pidieran prioridad nacional o que empezasen a aplicarlo con el ciudadano Juan Carlos de Borbón y Borbón, nacido en Roma.

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