the wind blows into the sails which moves the boat across the water… but do you know why it's particularly good to use wind power? Olivia: Is it because it doesn't cost anything? Alexander ...

Far below, deckhands twist and tighten a maze of thick ropes, securing the sails so we can harness the wind and be on our way.

Now that cars, planes, and ships have wreaked havoc on the environment, some companies are looking to go back to transportation basics: using the wind to sail the sea. How are ships harnessing ...

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Normally a boat sailing upwind will sail approximately 45° into it, then “tack” 90° across the wind until they’re at another 45° angle from the wind, this time facing the opposite direction.

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which we are told is not the windmill power source we might imagine it to be. Instead it mimics the effect of a pair of sailing boats sailing across the wind in a spiral around a long cylinder ...