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It'll hafta be with all-new technology, since the Saturn V and Apollo spacecraft tooling jigs were destroyed over thirty years ago near the end of the Apollo program. Likewise, the launch pads have been converted to launch Space Shuttles.

Only three Saturn Vs remain today; all are on display as museum pieces. One is at the U.S. Space and Rocket Center in Huntsville, Alabama, the second is at Kennedy Space Center at the Apollo-Saturn V Center in Florida, and the third is at Johnson Space Center in Houston, Texas. The JSC vehicle is the only Saturn V composed of flight-ready stages; the other two are a mix of static test and flight stages.