What was the name of the space program that used Saturn V?
Q: What was the name of the space program that used Saturn V?
A: The space program that used Saturn V was called the Apollo program.
Q: Who designed much of the rocket?
A: Much of the rocket was planned by German engineer and scientist Wernher von Braun.
Q: How many Saturn rockets were sent up to space?
A: 32 Saturn rockets were sent up to space.
Q: How tall was a Saturn V rocket?
A: A Saturn V rocket stood 111 metres (363 feet) high.
Q: What fuel did the first stage engines burn?
A: The first stage engines burned kerosene and liquid oxygen together.
Q: How long did it take for the first stage engines to lift Apollo off Earth?
A: The first stage engines burned for 168 seconds which was able to lift Apollo off Earth.
Q: How fast did Apollo have to be travelling in order for it to reach the Moon? A: Apollo had to be travelling at 40,320 kilometres per hour (25,050 miles per hour) in order for it to reach the Moon.
