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Saturn V NASA Moon Rocket Engine Royalty Free Stock Photo

Saturn V rocket engine for Moon Landing Royalty Free Stock Photo

Saturn V Moon Rocket Third Stage Engine Royalty Free Stock Photo

Saturn V Moon Rocket Royalty Free Stock Photo

The Saturn V rocket Royalty Free Stock Photo

Five F-1 Engines Under Saturn V Moon Rocket Royalty Free Stock Photo

Launch of the Saturn V rocket towards the moon, the fiftieth anniversary of the moon landing. Apollo mission 11. Earth and moon in Royalty Free Stock Photo

Launch of the Saturn V rocket towards the moon, the fiftieth anniversary of the moon landing. Apollo mission 11. Earth and space Royalty Free Stock Photo

F-1 Engines Under Saturn V Moon Rocket Royalty Free Stock Photo

Saturn V F-1 rocket engines. The Apollo mission that launched a human to the moon. NASA needed a rocket twice as tall and 10 times as powerful as any that existed in 1961 when President Kennedy announced the goal of reaching the moon. The Saturn V is still the largest and most powerful rocket ever to reach operational status. At liftoff the five F-1 engines in the first stage produced a combined thrust of more than 7.5 million pounds. The Saturn V rocket is on temporary display at Museum of Flight in Seattle, WA.