A plane is on a giant conveyor belt, which is moving in the opposite direction that the plane is pointed. Will the plan take off, no matter how fast the conveyor belt is moving? Adam Savage explains why the plane will indeed take off.
Now Adam, explain how a wind-powered vehicle can move downwind faster than the wind:
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