Google-Backed Wind-Powered Car Goes Faster Than the Wind
sterlingda writes "A wind-powered car has been clocked in the US traveling downwind 2.85 times faster than the 13.5 mph wind. The definitive research by Rick Cavallaro of FasterThanTheWind.org is being funded by Google and Joby Energy. The run should now settle the DWFTTW (downwind faster than the wind) debate that has been raging for some time on the Internet about whether or not such a feat was possible."
I started to think about this more. And the more I thought about it, the more confused I became.
Finally, I came to the conclusion: Thank god I'm not a physicist!
True. I bought some water skis and spent ages looking for a lake with a slope.
> I bought some water skis and spent ages looking for a lake with a slope.
The term is "Asian", you politically incorrect clod!
Let me know when you have a solar powered car traveling faster than light.
But maybe I should actually read the article instead of just the pictures.
You forgot the spherical cow...
You make a good point, but do you mean "dirigible" rather than "derringer"?