How is the Saturn 5 steered after liftoff?

After liftoff, the Saturn V rocket is steered using a combination of gimbaled engines and an inertial guidance system. The rocket’s F-1 engines in the first stage can pivot slightly to adjust the thrust vector, helping to control its trajectory. Once the first stage is jettisoned, the guidance system continues to manage the rocket's path using data from its onboard instruments to ensure it stays on the correct flight path. This precise steering is essential for achieving the desired orbit and trajectory toward the Moon or other destinations.