Apollo's Saturn V vs Artemis' SLS: ignition, liftoff and climb, side by side. The verdict: SLS makes 8.8 million lbs of thrust at launch, 15% more than Saturn V's 7.6 million.
But only Saturn V has landed people on the Moon. Which side do you pick?

Sources
- SLS: 8.8 million lbs max thrust, 15% more than Saturn V (NASA SLS fact sheet, 2023): https://www.nasa.gov/wp-content/uploads/2023/07/0080-sls-fact-sheet…
- Saturn V: 7.6 million lbs thrust at launch (NASA): https://www.nasa.gov/learning-resources/for-kids-and-students/what-…

Footage credits (NASA, public domain)
- Ultimate Saturn V Launch w Enhanced Sound (NASA MSFC)
- Artemis I Isolated Launch Views (NASA KSC)
- Artemis I Launch 2022 CU tracking from Press Site (NASA)
- Artemis I Launch Imagery (NASA/Walter Lindblom)
All from images.nasa.gov. NASA does not endorse this video.

Narration: AI voice (ElevenLabs). Music: AI-generated (ACE-Step). No AI-generated footage; every shot is real NASA launch footage.

PickSide: Two sides. One choice.

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