NASA, SpaceX, and Monster Rockets

 

 NASA, SpaceX, and Monster Rockets 

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NASA's Saturn 5 rocket was the pinnacle of Technology during the Apollo era more than 40 years after its final flight.
It's still the world's most powerful
rocket but that's finally about to
change.
NASA SpaceX and Blue Origin are
developing their most impressive rockets.

Here's how America's monster Rockets of the future measure up to NASA's moon rocket at peak performance. The Saturn 5
could lift 310 thousand pounds to orbit that's equivalent to the weight of 33 African elephants some of these payloads.
These are subject to change but here's an estimate of how much each rocket can carry to space. The Falcon Heavy will be the first rocket since saturn 5 capable of sending humans to the moon though it.

It won't be quite as powerful blue origins. New Glen rocket will compete with SpaceX for commercial satellite launches but the real monsters of the group are NASA's Space Launch System. SpaceX is big Falcon rocket both will out power.
The saturn v and are designed to
eventually launch humans to mars .
Now, let's check out the true test of a
rockets power its thrust. 

The saturn v generated 7.6 million pounds of thrust at liftoff that's equivalent to the same
propulsive power as 42 Boeing 747s
before the decade is up. We can expect to see at least a couple of these Rockets roar to life for the first time SpaceX's Falcon Heavy is scheduled for its maiden voyage in early 2018.
NASA's SLS will likely take flight two
years later in June 2020 and we can hope to see new Glen launch by 2020
the era of monster Rockets is fast
approaching can you hear the engines.