The fine article is from 2013 (thanks sjsdaiuasgdia). So it contains outdated information about the Saturn V legacy:

  > There has never been anything like the Saturn V, the 
  > launch vehicle that powered the United States past the Soviet
  > Union to a series of manned lunar landings in the late 
  > 1960s and early 1970s. The rocket redefined "massive,"
  > standing 363 feet (110 meters) in height and producing a 
  > ludicrous 7.68 million pounds (34 meganewtons) of thrust
  > from the five monstrous, kerosene-gulping Rocketdyne
  > F-1 rocket engines that made up its first stage.

Just this June the fourth Starship prototype flew, both taller (122 meters) and more powerful (74 meganewtons of thrust, twice that of the Saturn V).