A Historic Launch: The Saturn V Rocket Takes Flight
Witness the iconic Saturn V rocket, the powerful launch vehicle that propelled the Apollo 11 mission to the moon. This massive rocket, standing at 363 feet tall, lifted off from Kennedy Space Center on July 16, 1969, carrying astronauts Neil Armstrong, Michael Collins, and Buzz Aldrin on their historic journey.
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Elon's SpaceX Starship:
Booster 14 rolling back to Megabay 1, after successfully completing a full static fire.
The Saturn V sized booster is scheduled to be reused in its 2nd flight for IFT-9, after it flew on the IFT-7 orbital velocity test flight.
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Ariane 6 is an obsolete expendable rocket. The same is true for the upcoming Ariane 7. Airbus, Arianespace, Boeing, Lockheed, and other managerial corporations cannot develop reusable rockets.
SpaceX, RocketLab, Stoke Aerospace, and Blue Origin are all founder run companies. Same is true for China’s eight private rocket companies. All run by Whites and Asians who have technical knowledge.