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"Dramatic view of the launch of Apollo 4, the first full-up test of the awesome Saturn V, 7:00:01 a.m. (EST), Launch Complex 39A, Kennedy Space Center."
Date: November 9, 1967
NAR-Rocketdyne photo no. VEH690
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"Dramatic view of the launch of Apollo 4, the first full-up test of the awesome Saturn V, 7:00:01 a.m. (EST), Launch Complex 39A, Kennedy Space Center."
Date: November 9, 1967
NAR-Rocketdyne photo no. VEH690
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Apollo 4 rollout at Cape Canaveral, 1967.
And as promised, a demo I made like 5 years ago! I gave my laptop to Nova so she could do something to censor my human face and she disappeared into her room for several hours and came out swearing about adobe animate being shit, but at least we got an awesome visualizer out of it. Stay tuned for a newer demo which should be coming out in the next few weeks ^^
The view of Earth at 10,000 miles, taken during the unmanned Apollo 4 mission, Nov 1967.
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If I turned a famous space rocket into an anime girl, would that be weird or what?
Crescent Earth l Apollo 4 l Nov. 9, 1967
November 9, 1967: At 7:00am the first Saturn V lifts off from Pad 39 at Cape Kennedy. Apollo 4 is the crucial test that will prove whether the world's most powerful rocket may be ready to transport humans to the Moon before the end of the decade.