The invention relates to a ship (1) with a
hull (2) and a sailing device (3) comprising a telescopic mast (4) with a telescopic axis (t), and which can be integrated into a load-bearing
system, a rescue
system, and a propulsion
system of the ship (1) with a level control (1') for the longitudinal, transverse, and vertical axes (x, y, z). The ship (1) has a
buoyancy center (cb) and a center of gravity (cg), and is designed with an
underwater hull (10) which connects a bow (14) to a
stern (15) via a
keel (12) and has a lowest bulkhead
deck (q1) formed by a
double bottom (11). The
hull (2) has longitudinal and transverse bulkheads (b,b') which, together with a plurality of decks (p1-pn), enclose a plurality of vertically arranged air chambers (c1-cn) with a height (h) extending from a lower bulkhead
deck (q1-qn) to a watertight main
deck (13) along the longitudinal axis (x).The level control (1') of the longitudinal, transverse, and vertical axes (x,y,z) is achieved via extendable outboard wings (5,5') on the starboard and port sides, which together with a dynamically displaceable water
ballast (6,6') of the
underwater hull (10) are designed to align the telescopic axis (t) of the telescopic mast (4) installed in an
air chamber (c1-cn) vertically when the ship (1) is sailing.