<prompt> Nahana esale pele hore na ho tla etsahalang haeba sefofane se feta lebelo la molumo.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Predict what will happen if an airplane exceeds the speed of sound. . Response in English: If an airplane exceeds the speed of sound, it will produce a shock wave, often heard on the ground as a sonic boom. This is because as the plane moves through the air, it creates pressure waves in front of and behind it. When the plane is traveling slower than the speed of sound, these pressure waves spread out and move ahead of it. But when the plane exceeds the speed of sound, it moves faster than the pressure waves, causing them to pile up and create a very high pressure shock wave. This shock wave moves through the air, often creating a loud, explosive sound known as a sonic boom. Additionally, exceeding the speed of sound may put additional stress and strain on the airplanes structure, which needs to be taken into consideration when designing and operating the airplane. . Response in Sesotho: Haeba sefofane se feta lebelo la molumo, se tla hlahisa leqhubu le sisinyehang, le atisang ho utloahala fatše e le molumo oa sonic. Lebaka ke hore ha sefofane se ntse se tsamaea moeeng, se hlahisa maqhubu a khatello ka pele le ka morao ho sona. Ha sefofane se tsamaea butle ho feta lebelo la molumo, maqhubu ana a khatello a a ata ebe a tsamaea ka pele ho sona. Empa ha sefofane se feta lebelo la molumo, se tsamaea ka lebelo le fetang la maqhubu a khatello, se etsa hore a phuthehe me a etse hore ho be le leqhubu la khatello e matla haholo. Leqhubu lena le sisinyehang le tsamaea moeeng, hangata le hlahisa molumo o phahameng, o phatlohang o tsejoang e le sonic boom. Ho phaella moo, ho feta lebelo la molumo ho ka baka khatello le khatello e eketsehileng sebōpehong sa sefofane, e leng ntho e lokelang ho nahanoa ha ho etsoa moralo le ho tsamaisa sefofane. 