The Saturn V rocket that took Apollo 11 to the moon in 1969 stood tall?
Correct answer: A. 363-feet
- A. 363-feet
- B. 364-feet
- C. 365-feet
- D. 366-feet
Explanation
The Saturn V used for Apollo 11 stood about 363 feet, or roughly 111 metres, tall. It remains one of the largest and most powerful rockets ever flown.
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