Відео

Was there for liftoff flew to Houston for the rest of the mission

2:14 this part of the launch is my favorite. Thank Koyannisqatsi. Putting a man on the moon with sliderules and 8 k of ram.

For a related page, Google:: "Saturn V Rocket Launch Speed and Height" Real rockets, even toy rockets, clear 100 meters in less than one second, while fake NASA rockets take 10+ seconds to do so, at excatly the speed of weather baloons.!!!!

Unbelievable. Great.

Bitchin!🔥🔥🔥🔥🚀

That POS could never be sealed against the supposed vacuum of space. It's just got to hold two ass tro nots while they parachute down from a high altitude airplane. Only a few folks need to know the real truth. The ground crews and controllers etc. probably think the thing actually was in orbit.

Saturns were some of the first rockets developed exclusively for manned space flight, without a military application.

Could have done this more but the MIC is more important i guess

RIP to those first few guys who showed us how to stand too close to a rocket launch...

The laminar cooling is cool... and then you see that pillar of a constant controlled explosion following. Absolutely crazy. Tons of fuel and oxidizer per second.

I really hate slow motion rocket launch replays.

The flow rate is unfathomable... That's like draining a tall grain silo in seconds rather than minutes. Mind boggling.

Fascinating. You get the propellants moving so fast they burn OUTSIDE the engine. The nozzle just ensures the explosion of throwaway mass occurs a couple metres from anything meltable.

How was it able to get airborne with the astronaut’s huge balls of steel?

the sound alone could kill a person

I remember watching this on a small black and white TV when I was a kid.

5:35 "Jack pin the medal on Shepard's vest !"

Amazing. Thank you.

Disappointed - where are the comments from the Flerfers?

اشترك وتفعيل زار الجرس والمذيد من العمل والنشاطات والأجواء المرعبه

I was almost 3 when Apollo 11 took off. I don't remember it but I do remember watching some of the later missions in the early 70s. Sparked a lifelong interest in space and it's exploration.

I'm 64. I still think that the Saturn 5 is the greatest machine that humans have come up with. Human rated, with more than enough reliable thrust to travel to the Moon. In 1968,, which was the first manned iunar orbit.mission, it wa only 65 years after the Wright brothers did their thing with a powered kite on a North Carolina beach.

What a horrible waste of materials, minds and energy. The glory of the military industrial complex insuring that the USA will be a two century civilization.

Thank you herr Brown!

With SpaceX doing launches every other day now, this helps provide some perspective as to how complicated space flight is…even for the cameraman

Intumescent paint? Painted Metal in such to protect new metal construction from failure (during fire). Another contribution of the space program.

Incredible footage 😊

That’s some amazing footage there. Staggering that it all survives all those flames.

As I always say, there's nothing like 7.6 million pounds of thrust, to warmup your launch pad in the mornings.

Dude said, "Its really really hot right now!" 😂

Gee. It must have been a long boring ride to outer space going that slow.

I just watched Smarter Every day 2 with one of the NASA scientists who built the Saturn V and your explanation of the launch visually described what he described perfectly. Thank you, Sir.

What a great video thank you for your analysis!

Increíble lo bien que grabaron esas cámaras. No entiendo cómo desde donde estaban puestas no terminaron convertidas en cenizas.

Fascinating pictures and comprehensive explanation. Thank you.

They all stood around and lit their cigars . Congratulations boy's another perfect lighter/launch

66 years old here and have watched many of the Saturn's lift-offs. I've always wondered If the launch pad/structure was destroyed with each launch? Seems like it couldn't survive? After watching this I still don't have an answer

They were having a meal before going nowhere. Lying jerkoffs.

What total volume of water was dumped onto the area during this launch? Thank you!

Может, из уважения к происходящему стОило немного помолчать? Барабанишь как дятел.

decompression as a sourge of propulsion + very barberic

Would love to know the temp of that exhaust.

This is art.

Kinda amazing the entire weight of the Saturn 5 sat on those 4(?) pads.

Wow. Just wow.

Apollo Lunar Surface Journal

Ignition sequence is started! *All Engines are running* and *All Angels are running with Saturn V* Dr. Ali Baris KAPLAN

Fantastic video

Mark, Joe Rogan is telling evil, horrid lies about us, and the Apollo people.

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