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A 1.8-hour interview by Smarter Every Day 2 about spaceflight, on the Space shelf. It came up in 2 Reddit threads, in r/apollo.
Smarter Every Day 2, Interview, 1 h 47 min, 2022, on the Space shelf
An Apollo engineer explains the Saturn V rocket stage by stage.
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