A sailing ship is a type of a large vessel that is wind-powered and the control of the ship's movement is achieved with large (usually fabric) foils called sails. It is speculated that the sailboats were devised, in antiquity, by the Athenian engineer Daedalus

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The sailing yachts are large wind-powered vessels, on which the control of the ship's movement is achieved with large fabric foils called sails.