http://gigascience.comThe Saturn V rocket carrying the first men to the moon. Apollo 11 -...
Saturn V Launch Views - High Speed CamsSegment #1: Apollo 11 ignition and liftoff (high speed)Segment #2: Apollo 11 tracking (high speed)Segment #3: Apollo 8 ignition and liftoff (normal speed) Saturn V Launch...
This montage consists of footage from three different launches of the Saturn V moon rocket, the most powerful vehicle ever ridden by man into space. All three missions featured here were successful lunar landings and feature Apollo 11 (1969), Apollo 15 (1971) and Apollo 17 (1972). Footage and static images courtesy of NASA, and are available in the public domain for educational and informational use. Saturn V Launch...
The Infamous Dark Match between Perry Saturn V Mike BellPerry believes that reports of that match were overdone, and says it was a Perry Saturn V...
This is part 1 of a 5 part episode. To watch the full show go to my channel (Zuke696) then go to my Playlist, find the show then click Play All - Saturn V - This episode of MOON MACHINES immerses viewers in the incredible story of the mighty Saturn V moon rocket -- technology that joined the vision of World War II German rocket scientists with that of a generation of young, dedicated engineers from across the United States. With the backdrop of Russia's Sputnik launch and President Kennedy's ambitious commitment to reaching the moon, engineers and scientists would produce a 363-foot-tall rocket with more than one million working parts that delivered 7.5 million pounds of thrust. Saturn V was so large that even those who built it were amazed and could hardly believe its power. 1of5_Moon...
Saturn V - S-1C Stage Testing.Normal and High Speed cam segments. Saturn V - S-1C...
Rocket Saturn V lifting off on November 14, 1969 carrying the Apollo 12 mission, seen from the LUT deck in slow motion. This rocket is the most powerful ever built. Saturn V liftoff...
The Saturn V was a multi-stage expendable rocket used by NASA's Apollo and Skylab programs from 1967 until 1973 under the direction of Wernher von Braun. NASA launched 13 Saturn V rockets with no loss of payload. It remains the largest and most powerful launch vehicle ever. The Saturn V's huge size and payload capacity dwarfed all other previous rockets, 110 m high, 10 m in diameter (without fins) with a total mass of over 3000 short tons. It consisted of 3 stages, all of which used liquid oxygen (LOX) as an oxidizer. The first stage used RP-1 for fuel, while the second and third stages used liquid hydrogen (LH2). The upper stages also used small solid-fuelled ullage motors that helped to separate the stages during the launch. Music: Vangelis ft. Stina Nordenstam - 'Ask the Mountains'. Saturn V Launch
The Saturn V Jazz Combo at the Downtown Farmers Market 8/30/08 Saturn V - Tough...
An outstanding accomplishment by our space program. This is one of the best clips, up close, I have ever seen. If you guys have seen better please link me. The F-1 engine is a single-start, 1,500,000-pound fixed- thrust, bipropellant rocket system. The engine uses liquid oxygen as the oxidizer and RP-1 (kerosene as fuel. The engine is bell-shaped, with an area expansion ratio the ratio of the area of the throat to the base of 16:1. RP-1 and LOX are combined and burned in the engine's thrust chamber assembly. The burning gases are expelled through an expansion nozzle to produce thrust. The five-engine cluster used on the first stage of the Saturn V produces 7,500,000 pounds of thrust. All of the engines are identical with one exception. The four outboard engines gimbal; the center engine does not.The fuel pump supplies fuel to the thrust chamber and gas generator at a flowrate of 15,471 gpm. The turbine, producing 55,000 brake horsepower, drives the fuel and oxidizer pumps. It is a two-stage, velocity-compounded turbine consisting of two rotating impulse wheels separated by a set of stators. The turbine mounts on the fuel pump end of the turbopump so that the two elements of the turbopump having the greatest operating temperature extremes (1500 Fahrenheit for the turbine and -300 Fahrenheit for the oxidizer pump) are separated.Hot gas from the gas generator enters the turbine at a flowrate of 170 pounds per second through the inlet manifold and is directed through the first-stage nozzle onto the 119-blade first-stage wheel. The hot gas then passes through the second-stage stators onto the 107- blade second-stage wheel, and then into the heat exchanger. This flow of hot gas rotates the turbine, which in turn rotates the propellant pumps. Turbine speed during mainstage operation is 5,550 rpm. The power of one Saturn V is enough to place in earth orbit all U.S. manned spacecraft previously launched. The combined propellant flow rate of the five F-1s in the Saturn V was 3,357 US gallons per second, which would empty a 30,000 US gallons swimming pool in 8.9 seconds. Each F-1 engine had more thrust than all three space shuttle main engines combined.This will be 1st of 3, videos pertaining to the F1, Enjoy! Saturn V...
the main intention of this youtube-account is to feature mixes and tracks somewhere between deep house, minimal house, minimal techno and sounds from detroit/chicago.well, it's sometimes hard to categorize and some tracks won't fit into that pattern at all. let's eclecticize a bit. anyway, it's music that i would like to share with others. constructive comments are highly appreciated!- support the music : buy vinyl -track: h-syncartist: saturn vlabel: muzique records (muzique 003)year: 2005taken from saturn v - h-sync
Grand Opening July 20 for Restored Saturn V RocketThe 30-story tall rocket is part of the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum collection and one of only three such rockets in existence. Restored Saturn V...
APOLLO 11 COUNTDOWN ON LIVE TV JULY 1969 SATURN V LAUNCH
Johnsons Space Center Houston, TX Houston 07 -...
Checkout and assembly of the S-IC first stage and S-II second stage of the Saturn V launch vehicle destined to launch Apollo 11.Visit www.spacecraftfilms.com for information on obtaining these videos. Apollo 11 Saturn...
In July of 1969, America sent the first humans to the moon. Astronauts Neil Armstrong, Edwin Aldrin, and Michael Collins were aboard the mission named Apollo 11.The launch vehicle they rode, the Saturn 5 rocket, is still the most powerful machine ever built. It generated almost 8 million pounds of thrust and even after nearly 40 years, it is the only vehicle that has carried men beyond earth's gravity.Watch it now, as you would have seen it on July 16, 1969, at 9:26 AM EDT. T-minus 00:5:59 and counting. As You Remember...
This is part 5 of a 5 part episode. To watch the full show go to my channel (Zuke696) then go to my Playlist, find the show then click Play All - Saturn V - This episode of MOON MACHINES immerses viewers in the incredible story of the mighty Saturn V moon rocket -- technology that joined the vision of World War II German rocket scientists with that of a generation of young, dedicated engineers from across the United States. With the backdrop of Russia's Sputnik launch and President Kennedy's ambitious commitment to reaching the moon, engineers and scientists would produce a 363-foot-tall rocket with more than one million working parts that delivered 7.5 million pounds of thrust. Saturn V was so large that even those who built it were amazed and could hardly believe its power. 5of5_Moon...
The year was 1966 and NASA was testing its first fully-assembled, 363-foot tall Saturn V moon rocket at its launch facilities in Florida. Despite the threat posed by a hurricane and a ruptured fuel line, the trials with the sky-scraping booster had gone well and it came time to separate the Saturn into its five stages in the voluminous Vertical Assembly Building that had been erected for that very purpose.But NASA engineers had another idea: though the rocket had been analytically designed to be structurally stable, they saw the opportunity to gather some real world data about how the booster would react to vibrations imparted by wind and other outside forces.So, they proposed to set the Saturn swaying. And what better way to do that than to exert force on the tower by having one group lie on their backs and push with their feet while another pulled a rope tied to the opposite side? Saturn V Tennis...
This is one of the two successful flights of an Estes Saturn V I built in the early '90s. The next flight after this was in San Diego...the rocket was destroyed :-( Launch of Estes...
Apollo11: Saturn V separationhttp://grin.hq.nasa.gov/BROWSE/saturnv_1.html Apollo11: Saturn...
a full length view of the Saturn V Rocket at Kennedy Space Center in Florida Kennedy Space...
The historic Saturn V rocket will be moved in stages to a new facility at the Space and Rocket Center in Huntsville, Al. Saturn V Rocket...
if you can understand what these people are talkin' about, you'll have a good time laughing.....maybe Yu-no (Saturn...
Saturn V launch (excerpt from Saturn V launch

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