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Tramell Tillman, a Jackson State University alumnus and star of the Apple TV show "Severance," praised the university's marching band, the Sonic Boom of the South, in a recent interview.

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The sonic boom from the October Starship launch measured up to 146 decibels in some areas. “That’s like being a few feet away from a gunshot without hearing protection,” Gee said.

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The sonic boom from the October Starship launch measured up to 146 decibels in some areas. “That’s like being a few feet away from a gunshot without hearing protection,” Gee said.