Apollo 11 Saturn V Launch Camera E-8

Would love to know the temp of that exhaust.

This is art.

Kinda amazing the entire weight of the Saturn 5 sat on those 4(?) pads.

Kerosene?
The Saturn V burned Aerozine 50, which was a half and half mix of hydrazine and unsymmetrical dimethylhydrazine.
Do your research.

Wow. Just wow.

Ignition sequence is started!
All Engines are running and
All Angels are running with Saturn V
Dr. Ali Baris KAPLAN

Fantastic video

Rocket science

Wonder why elon didn't watch this to see how to launch a rocket?

О! Это фантастическое, великолепное зрелище!

Wow, was ten years old at the time and have had a fascination with everything space since then! Incredible footage of the launch that I've never seen! 👌

I’m just kinda pissed I didn’t get to listen to it launch. Feel it launch

I visited Kenedy Space Center and got to see one of the launch pads. One fact that stuck with me was the volume of water dumped onto the platform at launch. 270,000 gallons in 20 seconds.

Hollywood

เครื่องยนต์ที่น่าเชื่อถือสำหรับภารกิจนี้ก็คงเป็นเครื่องยนต์แรม

คืออาจจะใช้เครื่องยนต์ไอพ่นเจ็ทเลยก็ได้มันจะทำงานสตาร์ทเฉพาะช่วงที่มันลงจอดเท่านั้น

Fire-breathing dragon. Amazing.

I was a little dutch boy of 7 years old and the future looked bright and full of space exploration , sad it didn't , i dreamed of space journeys

Woe! Love the detailed explanation!

It lifted off exactly 6 years before I was born.

Ich bin entzückt!

The speed of the black flames compared to everything else is honestly terrifying.

Again film proves that digital cannot compare

I'm sure I've read somewhere or had seen a documentary that mentioned them dumping the turbo exhaust around the inside of the engine bell, but I always forget, and then am left wondering why it looks like there is so much black smoke and have to look it up. Thank you for reminding me though lol. This is a great video, and really lets you appreciate the lengths NASA went through in order to handle that much power from those engines.

i see the old Saturn viddeos and think "what could have been if only we had kept up the program . . . with all those years of incremental improvements in the engines, structure, metals, and every other system"

when the time came for the ISS an improved Saturn could have lofted the entire thing in one launch!

I always wondered what the dark section of the combustion was….. now I know👍👍👍

Amazing technology for the time! I still remember it clearly; being sent home from school for the afternoon (Sydney, Australia time) to watch it with my parents on their state-of-the-art black and white TV. Happy days.

Are you gonna TALK your way through it or preferably stfu?

Nothing like a film camera
Very cool

I was 17 then, and virtually the entire world watched.

Respect to the cameraman who risked his life for us to enjoy this incredible launch.

Hats off to the cameraman that got this close up.

This description of all the disciplines of engineering just for the launch pad to get humans to the surface of the moon and back relative to the engineering required by the first human flight at Kitty Hawk in so short a time span is breathtaking.

My X brother in-law personally worked on building the lunar landing gear in Montreal. I bet he was proud to see his work is still on the Moon!

But how do the fake moon landing people explain the fake launch?

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this is my all-time favorite video. still amazing even by today's standards.

Amazing footage and great commentary

"Operation Paperclip" brought the german scientists over to the U.S. who managed to make this happen. It might sound strange now but the germans in the 1940s had serious technology progress and advantages that the Allies lacked.

Werner Von Braun was a U.S. national hero for getting the U.S. astronauts to the moon.
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Oh my godd!!! Why cant I go back in time to witness this engineering marvel!!! why !! :(

The sound is incredible 😍

Actually saturn 5 is more environmentally friendly than later solid rocket booster 😊

Saturn 5 was a brilliant design

Yes, creating a vacuum 😊

Incredible!

Astounding quality. Amazed that the lens on the camera stayed clear as long as it did.

This is the best. Thank You.