@Dusty Garlic I have taken your image posting privileges away.

K

Lol

!mute @Dusty Garlic

Dusty Garlic#5920 (294743497028665346) is now muted for '**Unspecified.**', alright? <:THUMBSUP6:403560443345371137>

Shoot, what did he say, I didn’t get to see it?

He claimed to be s flat earther

Oh, that’s it? Eh

Then posts shit like that

He’s a troll

Oh, nvm, lol

In total, for the Saturn V rocket

That’s not what I asked gohan

I assume those are either/or, Gohan?

"So how much fuel is needed?"

No, that's total

Uses all three? Huh

The first stage used kerosene, second and third use Liquid Hydrogen

Ah, gotcha

All three need liquid oxygen as an oxidizer

@The Gwench that's exactly what you asked. You asked how much fuel. That's the answer.

I actually went full stupid and didn’t realize the second and third said oxygen and hydrogen.

770,000 liters of liquid kerosene
1,575,000 liters of liquid oxygen
1,250,000 liters of liquid hydrogen

Ah

I thought both said both, lmao

The tired is kicking in

I asked for the first moon landing

That's the answer Gwench

Sup dudes.

The first moon landing used a Saturn V rocket

How much does that fuel weigh?

https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2019/02/23/alveda-king-delighted-trump-restricted-funding-to-planned-parenthood-founded-by-kkk-adviser-margaret-sanger/

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Did you read what Werner von braun wrote about moon rockets

2,725,600 kilograms, or about 2700 metric tons of fuel @The Gwench

What size tanks would that much fuel need?

One second

"It is commonly believed that man will fly directly from the earth to the moon, but to do this, we would require a vehicle of such gigantic proportions that it would prove an economic impossibility. It would have to develop sufficient speed to penetrate the atmosphere and overcome the earth’s gravity and, having traveled all the way to the moon, it must still have enough fuel to land safely and make the return trip to earth." Von Braun

@The Gwench
770,000 liters of liquid kerosene
1,575,000 liters of liquid oxygen
1,250,000 liters of liquid hydrogen
Liters is a measure of volume

So what

@gohan read citizens post