Dec 2, 2024
Three sections of the magnificent Saturn V rocket.
Five F-1s on the first stage, five J-2's on the second stage, and a single J-2 on the third stage.
US Space & Rocket Center - Huntsville, AL
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Three sections of the magnificent Saturn V rocket.
Five F-1s on the first stage, five J-2's on the second stage, and a single J-2 on the third stage.
US Space & Rocket Center - Huntsville, AL
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http://www.gizmodo.in/science/NASAs-Next-Rocket-Engine-Could-Be-A-Blast-From-the-Past/articleshow/19863221.cms
"44 years ago tomorrow Neil Armstrong stepped onto the moon, and now we have recovered a critical technological marvel that made it all possible," says Amazon.com founder Jeff Bezos. One of the conservators working with his team to scan objects recovered from the sea floor near Cape Canveral, Florida, has made a new discovery: ā2044,ā stenciled in black paint on the side of one of the massive thrust chambers. 2044 is the Rocketdyne serial number that correlates to NASA number 6044, which is the serial number for F-1 Engine #5 from Apollo 11. The intrepid conservator kept digging for more evidence, and after removing more corrosion at the base of the same thrust chamber, he found it ā "Unit No 2044" ā stamped into the metal surface. (via Bezos Expeditions confirms recovered F-1 engine was Apollo 11 - Boing Boing)
F-1 rocket engine.
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DISCOVERY NEWS: Jeff Bezos, CEO of Amazon and founder of the private spaceflight company Blue Origin, has announced that he's located the F-1 engines that launched Apollo 11 to the moon. In the privately funded venture, Bezos' team used state-of-the-art deep sea sonar to hunt for the space artifacts that have sat 14,000 feet (4.2 kilometers) under the Atlantic Ocean for over 40 years.
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