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In perfect hindsight, could a simplified design be applied to Saturn V to make it cheaper to operate and potentially reusable? My own thinking on this was to have a 2-stage RP1/LOX vehicle by adjusting the Saturn V as follows: - Keep the first stage, extend it if necessary. - Make F-1 engines restartable. - Add landing legs. More @Wikipedia
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- Why can't we build the Saturn V again? - NASASpaceFlight.comAstronautix.com lists the cost of a Saturn V as $ 431M in 1967. That is the equivalent of $2.6 B today. I had not realized it was nearly so much. I suppose its a different argument as to whether we could have kept using the Saturn V vs whether we should be making new builds today. I think we could have used the Saturn V as a production run in ...
- Saturn V Launch vs. Shuttle Launch: Any Eyewitness AccountsRe: Saturn V Launch vs. Shuttle Launch: Any Eyewitness Accounts. Compare these [Saturn V, Shuttle, Titan IV] to say Delta/Minuteman/Minotaur launches, and all the rest seem much more similar, more of an objective experience, and though the sounds were different for each, they all fit more of a category. I agree.
- Apollo Saturn V Launch Clips | 60fps | NASA Camera Views in RealtimeQuote. Nov 14, 2024. A compilation of Apollo Saturn V launches from NASA engineering and documentation cameras. Most of the engineering footage was recorded in slow motion using high speed 16mm film cameras during Apollo 8, 11, and 12 to document and analyze the missions. The first shot was captured using 70mm film.
- Saturn V 3D print with "real" launch flames using programable Leds and ...This is my build of a 3D printed 40'' (1 meter) tall Saturn V launch with flames controlled using WS2812b programmable pixels and an Arduino Nano. It was printed during 1 week using a Creality Ender 3 and PLA and then painted and detailed. The smoke plume is hollow and has 4 strips of programable leds controlled using an Arduino Nano and a ...
- Reusable Saturn V - NASASpaceFlight.comMy own thinking on this was to have a 2-stage RP1/LOX vehicle by adjusting the Saturn V as follows: - Keep the first stage, extend it if necessary. - Make F-1 engines restartable. - Add landing legs. - Replace the second stage with a RP1/LOX fueled, F-1 Vacuum powered engine, based on the 1st stage.
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