They can't. Most of the engineering drawings and tooling were destroyed. We can't build a Saturn V anymore. Your government at work....
/johnny
“Then use a old model
They can’t. Most of the engineering drawings and tooling were destroyed. We can’t build a Saturn V anymore. Your government at work....
/johnny”
Wow we forgot where it all came from,It will take this current Bunch,( of entitled to a NASA Job) 10 or more Years to come up with a Working Lifter design.
“Most of the engineering drawings and tooling were destroyed. “
That’s not true. There are multiple copies of Saturn V plans on microfiche including a set at the National Archives. However, it would not make sense to replicate technology from the 1950s.
____We can’t build a Saturn V anymore. Your government at work....______
Sure we can, there is one laying on it’s side, intact on the grounds of JSC.
The Saturn V was a great booster in its day but is quite obsolete today.
The Ares V, using SRB's and the external tank from the shuttle would have been more powerful than the Saturn V. For some inexplicable reason it would have taken 15 years to develop. It's cancelled now.