Dan Bernasconi, Emirates Team New Zealand Design Coordinator, explains the AC75 Class Rule. Explore more: http://www.sailsmagazine.com.au/ Footage courtesy of Emirates Team New Zealand

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The new Sunbeam 29.1 is equipped with a hydraulic swing keel. Optionally, the keel can also be steplessly adjusted electrically at the touch of a button from the cockpit. This allows us to respond to low water levels and offers owners maximum flexibility in their choice of sailing area. With a length of 9m and a width of 2.5m, the boat is easily trailerable. Thanks to the hydraulic swing keel, which has a minimum draught of 0.85m, the boat stands low on the trailer and thus guarantees a relaxed and safe journey to its destination. Anchor with the SUNBEAM 29.1 where others cannot reach.

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Former NASA Ames Director Pete Worden explains how the interstellar propulsion technology from James Cameron's Avatar is now becoming a real engineering plan. Is it going to be ready anytime soon? Probably not, but scientists have kicked off a major effort to figure out how to get there.

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The days are ticking by now - already at Day 4. Today is normally the family day, all the young and budding sailors come out to inspect their dream boats. It is fun on the stand as the kids always have interesting questions to ask! Yesterday was a full day filled with sunshine and rain, giving everyone chance to wear all of their outfits including the foul weather gear! Tomorrow should also be interesting as it is not on a holiday, for the first time I believe. Exciting stuff here in Annapolis! On the stand today we are focusing on Autoprop, our funny looking sailboat propeller. There is nothing funny though about its performance, saving you 25% in fuel - come find out why on tent B1!

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