Photos | JPL Mission Control Room: Monitoring the Stars
A team of two technicians keep a watchful eye on 24 monitors and computers as they track the cosmos from JPL Mission Control in 2008.
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a large room with many monitors and computersChronologically Adjacent
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2008-05-16T10:25:48-07:00
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