Interesting image selection given the topic.
Why did World War 2 bombs made whistling sound while they fell ?
https://mechstuff.com/why-did-air-bombs-made-whistling-sound-during-world-war-2/
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In the above audio clip, the pitch is decreasing ⇒ source moving farther from listener ⇒ therefore pilot’s perspective.
Reverse the audio clip, pitch will increase ⇒ source approaching towards listener ⇒ and this is what the bomb would sound like to a person on the ground.
Now don’t ask me why sound producers decided to use the sound effect heard from a pilot’s perspective.
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