Incongruent
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To my untrained eye, and I mean that literally, the construction techniques/welding in that pic look too modern to be of the 60s - early 70s era.Is this a trick question? I'm still thinking Saturn, maybe not a V but a Saturn still???
It's the F-1 engine from the Saturn V. I thought the same. I'll attach some more pictures taken because there's so much detail.To my untrained eye, and I mean that literally, the construction techniques/welding in that pic look too modern to be of the 60s - early 70s era.
If memory serves me, isn't the J2 the second and third stage engine of the Saturn V as well?Next one:
Somewhat easier.
Don't shout out if you know it but do guess if you are uncertain.
It was also on the Saturn IB.If memory serves me, isn't the J2 the second and third stage engine of the Saturn V as well?
I am really surprised at the manufacturing techniques on that last one, they were really ahead of their time. Again this is all based on my perception vs. any technical background on the manufacturing techniques they had back in the day.
Actually they were developed for the program.If memory serves me, isn't the J2 the second and third stage engine of the Saturn V as well?
I am really surprised at the manufacturing techniques on that last one, they were really ahead of their time. Again this is all based on my perception vs. any technical background on the manufacturing techniques they had back in the day.
+1Turns out if engineers have enough funding, they make art.
Close. Landing gear of Atlantis.Bottom of a space shuttle, center near the aft end................guessing here but likely Discovery...