The most authoritative answer in 2024
-
-
Julian Hill——Works at the International Finance Corporation, Lives in Washington, D.C., USA.
posted 12-22-2012 09:24 AM According to The Space Shuttle Decision (SP-4221), each Saturn V cost $185 million (in 1969 dollars; inflation adjusted US $1.17 billion in 2012) to purchase and a single flight of a Saturn V with its Apollo spacecraft cost up to $375 million ($2.27 billion in 2012).Dec 22, 2012read more >>+119962023-06-13 15:40:39
About “美元、土星、阿波罗”，people ask：
- 64回复What is the maximum speed the human body can withstand?？
- 86回复Where are the 4 space shuttles?？
- 11回复How much fuel is used in a space shuttle launch?？
- 97回复Who was the first American to go up in space?？
- 92回复What are different types of rocket fuel?？
- 41回复What is the fastest we have ever traveled?？
- 45回复Who is the first inventor of rocket?？
- 21回复Who invented the V 2 rocket?？
- 29回复Is rocket science really that hard?？
- 14回复How do you fly a rocket?？
- 54回复How tall is the Saturn 5 rocket?？
- 18回复How much did it cost NASA to go to the moon?？
- 61回复How do you calculate the speed of a rocket?？
- 94回复Is jet fuel and diesel the same?？
- 12回复Who created the first rocket?？
READ MORE：
- +1803How many horsepower was the Saturn V?
- +1400What is the apogee of a rocket?
- +1821Is rocket science really that hard?
- +1962Who was the first American to go up in space?
- +1556What is the fastest we have ever traveled?
- +1638When did NASA shut down?
- +1802How much does it cost to make a NASA space suit?
- +1824How much did it cost NASA to go to the moon?
- +1291What are the main components of a rocket?
- +1179Who is the first inventor of rocket?
- +1958How fast does a model rocket travel?
- +1546What does a rocket scientist do?
- +1925Who designed the Saturn V rocket?
- +1383How many space shuttles have blown up?
- +1889How fast does the space shuttle come back to earth?
QuesHub is a place where questions meet answers, it is more authentic than Quora, but you still need to discern the answers provided by the respondents.
