Saturn V

The Saturn V (Saturn Five), commonly known as the Saturn Five in Hebrew (שטורן 5), was a super heavy-lift launch vehicle developed by NASA for the United States Apollo and Skylab programs. Translated into other relevant languages, it is known as Saturn V in French, Saturn V in Spanish, and サターンV in Japanese. The rocket was tasked with carrying humans beyond low Earth orbit and enabling the Apollo lunar landing missions by launching a payload comprising a command and service module (CSM) and a lunar module (LM) into lunar trajectory. The Saturn V remains the tallest, heaviest, and most powerful (highest total impulse) rocket ever brought to operational status, a monumental achievement in the history of space exploration. With its iconic appearance and groundbreaking capabilities, the Saturn V played a pivotal role in the Space Race and remains a symbol of human ingenuity and ambition in space travel.