Treads of Gigantic Saturn V Crawling Gantry

Crawling Gantry with Saturn V Emerging from Vertical Assembly Building, KSC

Saturn V Rocket on Giant Crawling Gantry

Saturn V Rocket Emerges from Cape Kennedy Vehicle Assembly Building

Sun Shinning Through the Saturn V Gantry

Crawling Gantry with Saturn V Emerging from Vertical Assembly Building, KSC

Saturn V in Launch Gantry at Cape Kennedy

Saturn V Rocket on Launch Pad at Night

Apollo/Saturn V on Launch Pad at Night

Moving the Saturn V out of the Gantry

Saturn V in Launch Gantry at Sunset

Saturn V Rocket on Crawling Gantry

Saturn V Rocket on Crawling Gantry, 1 Side 1

Saturn V Rocket on Crawling Gantry

Saturn V Rocket on Launch Pad at Night

Saturn V Rocket Makes its Way Towards Launch Pad

Saturn V Rocket on Giant Crawling Gantry at Cape Kennedy

Saturn V Rocket on Crawling Gantry at Cape Kennedy

Saturn V Rocket on Crawling Gantry, 1 Side 4 Corner

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The Saturn V could put a 120-ton payload into Earth orbit or a 45-ton payload near the moon. It contained 5.6 million pounds of propellant (or 960,000 gallons). The assembled vehicle was so heavy that when it was rolled out of the Vehicle Assembly Building at Cape Canaveral, Fla., it pulverized the special gravel roadbed designed to accept its weight.

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Description: The Saturn V could put a 120-ton payload into Earth orbit or a 45-ton payload near the moon. It contained 5.6 million pounds of propellant (or 960,000 gallons). The assembled vehicle was so heavy that when it was rolled out of the Vehicle Assembly Building at Cape Canaveral, Fla., it pulverized the special gravel roadbed designed to accept its weight.

Unique identifier: BI221861

Boeing ID: p40021

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Cape Canaveral Air Force Station

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