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How Did The Saturn 5 Rocket Work? | James May: On The Moon | Earth Lab

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BBC Earth Lab
Published 3 Jan 2017

James May meets Harrison Schmitt, one of the last men to ride Saturn 5 and learns a bit about the science behind a rocket with six million components.

Taken From James May: On the Moon

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