When did Saturn V first fly?

Saturn V had its first flight in 1967, operated by NASA. Current status: retired.

What's the payload capacity of Saturn V?

Saturn V can lift up to 130 tonnes to Low Earth Orbit (LEO) and 48.6 tonnes to Geostationary Transfer Orbit (GTO).

Saturn V stands 111 metres tall with a diameter of 10.1 metres. Total thrust at liftoff: 34,020 kN across 3 stages.

No, Saturn V is expendable — boosters and upper stages are not recovered for reflight.

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Name: Saturn V
Brand: NASA

NASA

The most powerful rocket ever flown until Starship. Sent all 12 humans who walked on the Moon. 13 flights, 13 successes.

Height

111 m

Diameter

10.1 m

Payload to LEO

130 t

Payload to GTO

48.6 t

Thrust at liftoff

34,020 kN

Stages

Reusable

First flight

1967

Propellant

Kerosene/LH2/LOX

When did Saturn V first fly?: Saturn V had its first flight in 1967, operated by NASA. Current status: retired.
What's the payload capacity of Saturn V?: Saturn V can lift up to 130 tonnes to Low Earth Orbit (LEO) and 48.6 tonnes to Geostationary Transfer Orbit (GTO).
How tall is Saturn V?: Saturn V stands 111 metres tall with a diameter of 10.1 metres. Total thrust at liftoff: 34,020 kN across 3 stages.
Is Saturn V reusable?: No, Saturn V is expendable — boosters and upper stages are not recovered for reflight.