How big was the Saturn V rocket that took Apollo 11 to the moon 50 years ago this month? So big it almost reaches the top of the Washington Monument in a cool new show planned on the National Mall ...

The Saturn V rocket designed and largely built in Alabama that carried Apollo 11 astronauts to their historic moonwalk is shining on the Washington Monument this week in a projection created and ...

A 363-foot Saturn V rocket projection will illuminate the east face of the Washington Monument this week, simulating the Apollo 11 rocket resting on the launchpad leading up to lift-off.

The 10-week "Revive the Saturn V" campaign seeks to raise $1.3 million to clean, reseal and paint the 363-foot-tall (110 meter) rocket replica that has stood at the U.S. Space & Rocket Center ...

The Washington Monument looked more like Kennedy Space Center this weekend, when a life-size projection of the Saturn V rocket that carried the first astronauts to the moon lit up the sky-scraping ...

A top-scale rocket projection will cover the east face of the Washington Monument in honor of the 50th anniversary of Apollo 11 and when man walked on the moon. The 363-foot Saturn V projection is ...

Behold the metre-high LEGO Apollo Saturn V rocket made from 1,969 pieces. At approximately 1:110 scale, ... In 1969, Apollo 11 was the first mission to land astronauts on the Moon.

Houston, we have a Lego NASA Apollo Saturn V! Watch Space.com managing editor Tariq Malik and his 8-year-old daughter Zadie build the towering Saturn V moon rocket set from LEGO released in 2017 ...

The Saturn V is the biggest, ... The plan calls for 1179 bricks to create a three-and-a-half foot scale model rocket, based specifically on the Apollo 11 mission. Every single stage is there, ...

Inside the box: exactly 1,969 pieces — a clever nod to the year of the first moon landing, by the crew of Apollo 11, in July 1969. An illustration of Lego's new NASA Apolo Saturn V set.

Watch the Saturn V rocket blast the Apollo 11 crew into space "live" Matt Burns @mjburnsy / 15 years Hurry, open a new tab and direct your web browser to WeChooseTheMoon.org ...