Re: Famous Saturn V footage



Pat Flannery wrote:


It's on "The Mighty Saturns:Saturn V" DVD* as is another view of the same event from the top side of the second stage, 180 degrees away from this camera: http://www.spacecraftfilms.com/saturnv.html
The footage itelf is from the first unmanned Saturn V test launch, (which was Apollo 4) on November 9th, 1967.

*And just about any documentary about Apollo, as it's neat footage.


I'm not sure which Saturn IB launch the footage of the S-IVB separation is from, but there is footage of the original S-IV six engined Saturn I top stage separating on the same company's "The Mighty Saturns: Saturn I and IB" video, as it's shown on the prevue: http://www.spacecraftfilms.com/saturn1preview.html

Pat
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