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Fun Fact: The Thrust on the Saturn V Engines was so Powerful That Liftoff Rattled Windows in Downtown Orlando, 45 miles away Fun Fact: The Thrust on the Saturn V Engines was so Powerful That Liftoff Rattled Windows in Downtown Orlando, 45 miles away

Fun Fact: The Thrust on the Saturn V Engines was so Powerful That Liftoff Rattled Windows in Downtown Orlando, 45 miles away

Aerial view of a large, industrial rocket engine test stand with five stacked,...

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I’m a 38 year old Canadian who has never left the country before and this is the first time I wept in a long time. I am speechless and honoured. I’m a 38 year old Canadian who has never left the country before and this is the first time I wept in a long time. I am speechless and honoured.

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I’m a 38 year old Canadian who has never left the country before and this is the first time I wept in a long time. I am speechless and honoured.

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Thrusters of the Saturn V at the Kennedy Space Center. Featuring me for scale Thrusters of the Saturn V at the Kennedy Space Center. Featuring me for scale

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Thrusters of the Saturn V at the Kennedy Space Center. Featuring me for scale

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As we celebrate Starship and its 33 engines, let's salute NASA's Saturn V with its 5 big, beautiful engines. [OC] As we celebrate Starship and its 33 engines, let's salute NASA's Saturn V with its 5 big, beautiful engines. [OC]

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As we celebrate Starship and its 33 engines, let's salute NASA's Saturn V with its 5 big, beautiful engines. [OC]

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The Artemis II Space Launch System and Orion stacked at KSC [credit: Lockheed Martin/NASA]. This is the first time in 53 years we have a crew-ready Moon rocket sitting the VAB! The Artemis II Space Launch System and Orion stacked at KSC [credit: Lockheed Martin/NASA]. This is the first time in 53 years we have a crew-ready Moon rocket sitting the VAB!

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The Artemis II Space Launch System and Orion stacked at KSC [credit: Lockheed Martin/NASA]. This is the first time in 53 years we have a crew-ready Moon rocket sitting the VAB!

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Went to the Kennedy Space Center last weekend for the first time. I actually teared up seeing the Saturn V in person. Pictures don't come close to capturing the scale. Went to the Kennedy Space Center last weekend for the first time. I actually teared up seeing the Saturn V in person. Pictures don't come close to capturing the scale.

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Went to the Kennedy Space Center last weekend for the first time. I actually teared up seeing the Saturn V in person. Pictures don't come close to capturing the scale.

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The Artemis II Space Launch System and Orion stacked at KSC [credit: Lockheed Martin/NASA]. This is the first time in 53 years we have a crew-ready Moon rocket sitting the VAB! The Artemis II Space Launch System and Orion stacked at KSC [credit: Lockheed Martin/NASA]. This is the first time in 53 years we have a crew-ready Moon rocket sitting the VAB!

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The Artemis II Space Launch System and Orion stacked at KSC [credit: Lockheed Martin/NASA]. This is the first time in 53 years we have a crew-ready Moon rocket sitting the VAB!

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The view from the VAB The view from the VAB

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The view from the VAB

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NASA Enters Final Preparations for Artemis II Mission NASA Enters Final Preparations for Artemis II Mission

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NASA Enters Final Preparations for Artemis II Mission

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Discovery on 35mm Film

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Artemis/SLS Photos Artemis/SLS Photos

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Artemis/SLS Photos

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Saturn V Rocket at Kennedy Space Center

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