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First Stage Saturn Five Rocket Stock Photography


First Stage Saturn Five rocket Stock Photo
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First Stage Saturn Five rocket #97112354
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This is the first stage of the Saturn five rocket. The type of rocket that took men to the moon. These were from the Apollo Missions back in the 1960`s and 1970`s. It is one of the largest rockets we have ever launched from the United States.

The first stage of Dafeng Port at Dafeng China.
Waterfall in the fog on waterfall trail, first stage of Fimmvörduhals mountain pass, Iceland
Farmer on a tractor loosens soil with milling machine. First stage of preparing soil for planting. Loosening surface, land
Farmer on a tractor loosens soil with milling machine. Plowing field. First stage of preparing soil for planting. Loosening
First stage of the crescent moon orange with the setting sun

First stage of river erosion
First stage of river erosion

First stage of academic drawing of Doric capital
The most powerful liquid-propellant rocket first-stage engine made in Russia, burns 2393 kg of fuel in 1 second

The most powerful liquid-propellant rocket first-stage engine made in Russia, burns 2393 kg of fuel in 1 second
The most powerful liquid-propellant rocket first-stage engine made in Russia, burns 2393 kg of fuel in 1 second
The most powerful liquid-propellant rocket first-stage engine made in Russia, burns 2393 kg of fuel in 1 second
The most powerful liquid-propellant rocket first-stage engine made in Russia, burns 2393 kg of fuel in 1 second
The most powerful liquid-propellant rocket first-stage engine made in Russia, burns 2393 kg of fuel in 1 second