Cargo? Lol Donthey know how big are cargo ships now? That one is for ants.

I heard that the first viking to sail upwind was killed for practicing witchcraft. 🤦🏻‍♂️

Yeah, I was looking at how small it is. Even with the time savingsv you'd need a massive fleet to replace the sky scraper sized cargo ships we currently use.

Yeah it looks like they've used a stock photo of a triple hull yacht which is definitely not a cargo ship. Bit weird tbh, but then, so is pretending wind powered ships are something new and special 😂

Complete nonsense. But that's always how green narrative behaves..

I was wondering if it was a stock photo. It looks more like an ocean racer. About 10-15 years ago, some cargo ships were outfitted with giant kites to help save fuel when the wind is favorable. They looked just like the kite sail in Waterworld, but with nicer colors.

It will do none of those things. And it is literally made from processed fossil fuels. Have we hit #PeakStupidity yet, in the West?

Yes, I remember that, it seems like a smart idea as well, I don't know if it was ever adopted but I could see it helping.

We're getting there, I think

BOAHHHHHH that's peak human innovation!!!!

Big enough to move some dope

🤣 I am waiting now the news where they'll say they are trying to put foils wing under 400m cargo ships.. I tried vut even AI can't draw this genius idea I had ahahah

lol technologiaaaaaa

this is so funn!

Not the MHD propulsion i was promised in Red October 😡🤣

I think I remember the article I read saying that prototypes had been installed, and they used them with positive results. When fuel prices dropped, companies probably ditched the concept to save money in the short term. Whenever fuel prices get so high that people get creative and innovative, fuel prices magically drop and the momentum for those new ideas disappears. Around that same time, I remember mainstream news interviewing a prodigy teen that made an engine (suitable for a car) that ran off of dried leaves, or something similarly odd and mundane. He was touring around, doing interviews, then gas dropped back from ~$4/gallon to ~$2/gallon and no one cared about efficiency any more.