Photos | JPL's Mission Control: A High-Tech Room of Wonders
This 2008 photograph captures a large room filled with 17 monitors, computers, and other electronic devices, manned by 11 people. The control room is a crucial part of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) and is responsible for launching and operating the agency's space missions.
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