Photos | JPL Mission Control Station
A view of the JPL mission control station in 2008, featuring 26 monitors, 2 computer keyboards, and 5 people monitoring a mission.
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a large room with many monitors and computersChronologically Adjacent
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architecture control table entry classroom school launch desk monitor electronics mission edl descent tv jpl_mission_control visualization television opportunity furniture hardware indoors pc chair room building phoenix screen computer keyboard mars jpl years machine box consumer electronics landing
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