Why doesn't america just build saturn v again?

why doesn't america just build saturn v again?

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>Vanguard

Maybe because it would be inneficient by current space aeronautics technology?

reusable rockets are the future

if that is true where is europe and russia reusable rocket?

they probably don't even know how to

>Russia
>future

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Looks fake, that doesnt seem possible

I heard somewhere that the engineering that went into the primary stage is lost technology.

NASA really does need a bigger budget, with all the advancement wrought from space and whatnot

Gotta get that wall and drone money from somewhere.

Th is pic is so old
We have GSLV MK III now with cryogenic propulsion

>cost
If you account for inflation, each saturn V launch cost about a Billion dollars.

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You could literally build 3 walls at the border with the entire project cost.

> 1.16 Billion dollars
That's the entire budget ofSRO programme

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>europe
>rockets
howling

russians still use their soyuz

that is still literally fucking nothing compared to the hundreds of billions we put towards other useless shit

buran >>>>>>>>> shuttle

don't @ me

I agree.
But some people, especially politicians, are not that forward minded. Justifying the cost would be difficult out of the cold war.

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how can the falcon 9 1.1 be more heavy than the delta IV?

Look at all that trash humanity shot into space

It uses Kerosene, Delta IV uses hydrogen

thanks

Private industry is where it's at.
NASA is still very important, and will always be remembered.

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>Soyuz
>954/7
That really is fucking incredible.

>soyuz
>954/7

damn, russians are good making rockets.

They even did the Space Shuttle better than the americans

it's a shame that their economy was so much weaker.

Sputnik and Vostok look KINO as fuck

you morons spent 141 billions on vietnam war and gave up on space the very moment USSR dissolved simply because it was nothing more than a rival and not actual objective for you

they no longer invest much money in the NASA, they prefer invest in a magic wall

Credit where it's due, Russians are pretty good at designing things that shoot

??
Didn't the Russian space shuttle fail miserably?
The shuttles are rotting in some old soviet hangar no?

it was a rocket for Project Apollo
and Project Apollo is over
simple as

The buran started flying when the USSR started falling. the first 3 flights failed but the 4th one went absolutely perfectly as they had worked out the kinks, but they couldn't continue it bc of the collapse of the USSR

buran have success flight in full automatic mode btw. but ceased due 2 lack of moneys

We should bring it back desu

we're going back to the moon soon, but Saturn V is super inefficient for our standards today. we'll use things like Falcon Heavy for unmanned payloads and Starship for people. This time it won't be "ok i touched the moon kthxbye", now the goal is to make a moon base