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Saturn family

Saturn V

United States1967 to 1973
Drawing of the Saturn V

The rocket that takes people to the Moon, the tallest, heaviest and most powerful rocket of its time. It sends Apollo 8 around the Moon in 1968 and Apollo 11 to the first landing in 1969, and its last flight, in 1973, places Skylab in orbit. No Saturn V payload is ever lost.

Launches
13
Success rate
92%
0 failures · 1 partial
First flight
9 November 1967
Apollo 4
Last flight
14 May 1973
Skylab 1
Builder
Boeing / North American / Douglas
Height
110.6 m
Diameter
10.1 m
Stages
3
Propellants
Kerosene / LOX, LH2 / LOX
Payload to LEO
140,000 kg

Launches per year

Saturn V
Other Saturn rockets
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YearLaunchesSaturn V
196430
196530
196610
196711
196842
196944
197011
197122
197222
197341
197510

Saturn rockets

RocketFlownLaunchesSuccess rateHeightPayload to LEO
Saturn I1964 to 19656100%55 m9,100 kg
Saturn IB1966 to 19757100%68.1 m21,000 kg
Saturn V1967 to 19731392%110.6 m140,000 kg