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Published online 25 February 1999 | Nature | doi:10.1038/news990225-5
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Cycling faster than light
Cars can now travel faster than the speed of sound. Admittedly, it takes a very special kind of car to do this, but a new study published in Nature (18 February 1999) reveals how it is possible for not just cars, but bicycles to travel faster than light.
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