Space Rocket History #307 – Apollo 14 – The Climb to Orbit & TLI

“The approaching dusk and the damp mistiness left by the now-departed rainstorm only enhanced the spectacular sight and the sound of the launch. Tentacles of flame erupted on either side of the bottom of the Saturn V, which seemed to sit in its own cauldron of fire momentarily before breaking free of its shackles, as four hold-down arms at the base of the launch pad and five access arms along the outside of the booster swung away.” (Smoke Jumper, Moon Pilot by Willie Moseley)

2 thoughts on “Space Rocket History #307 – Apollo 14 – The Climb to Orbit & TLI

  1. Happy 38th Anniversary Michael and Mrs SRH! Thank you for the awesome SRH podcast… it’s one of the highlights of my week!

    Best regards,
    Pete