@walter.hohlov: #nasa #SpaceExploration #DidYouKnow #rocketscience #saturnv NASA Then vs Now Saturn V (1967) Height: 110 m Payload: 140 tons Thrust: 7.6 million lbs Crew: 3 astronauts SLS (2022) Height: 98 m Payload: 95 tons Thrust: 8.8 million lbs Crew: 4 astronauts The new rocket is more powerful… but carries less payload. Which rocket is better — Saturn V or SLS? 🚀 Credit: NASA.

Nick Coram :

In 55 years NASA dosnt seem to have advanced much.

Truth teller :

1.4 billion dollars in 1967 is almost 14 billion dollars in today’s money.

Vranjessy :

If you count inflation it would cost 12.26 billion dollars to make the Saturn V today, unless that’s already factored in

Rac (Waschbärmann) :

Just for clarification. with inflation the Saturn V was 101 million $ per tone and the SLS is 48.5 million $ per tone

Julian_L69 :

Saturn was still more powerful over 50 years later. Sad

DielliArt✨ :

No one can leave planet earth 🌍,…If you leave Earth, you can't come back... just as we orbit the Sun, the Sun itself orbits the Galaxy... leaving Earth is suicidal, you will never be able to capture planet Earth again,... plus the technology doesn't exist to travel outside of space

movingtarget0309 :

is that 1.4 billion adjusted for inflation

KuMien :

the equipment got more advanced, the wages are higher, the resources are scarcer and space agencies have to follow more more international and National regulations.

kingkarlos :

More smoke and mirrors.

ste :

Hollywood 😂

śmæŕŧ :

inflation kicks hard. less inside but 4x the price 😂😂😂

The Northern Portal :

No one went and no one is going

Djul :

We need to focus more on space exploration and development to the honest

kris162.85 :

W latach 60tych i 70tych rakiety Saturn startowały, ale wątpię aby ktoś postawił stopę na księżycu!

thebigpcmassa :

holy ai responses

anatoliroik :

Wenn nicht Von Braun hätte das nie gelungen!

user4922681458600 :

Dużego postepu nie na

Juelo88888 :

Mit dem Geld hätte man auch etwas Sinnhaftes machen können.

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adjusted for inflation?

Ulises de Itaca :

Estandares de seguridad de 1967 (compitiendo con URSS), versus estandares de seguridad de 2026

Der Jugo von nebenan! :

Erik de Lange :

In today’s money saturn v was 12 billion

The Columnist :

Adjusted to inflation, Apollo program costed 260 billion dollars so 5,6 billion every launch (4% of US GDP at the time). Now Artemis is estimated to burn 100 billion dollars till the end of 2026, with this single mission of 4,1B.

Dalibor :

April fools day

va_zon 🏳️‍⚧️ :

considering how much more efficient and advanced SLS/Orion are, 3bil are not that much of a difference