Gotta respect the technology and the achievement tho
Zestyclose-Ad-5305 on
Apollo Mission Control also had the faint mist of cigarette smoke
DuncanHynes on
Apollo 8 is closest comparison. All I see is 11 being mentioned. 8 was first crewed to moon like this one but neither were to land. Both testing the equipment before next missions. Just sayn’.
wiltors42 on
Are those pneumatic tube cylinders stowed away in the consoles?
RichtofenFanBoy on
Its the jurassic world control room lol
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Fresh-Comfortable534 on
Bring back the lighting from the 60s-80s
CharlesKellyRatKing on
Everyone has 4-5 monitors
quietflowsthedodder on
Engineers with slide rule vs engineers with ipads😋
BadTraditional401 on
Apollo 11 landed on the moon. Artemis II is doing what Apollo 8 did.
poisonandtheremedy on
I’ve gotten to sit at the old Apollo desks while a friend of mine who worked at Johnson gave me a VVIP tour. Amazing experience. He then took me over to the modern mission control room (Artemis II pic) and got to watch them work (ISS) for a bit.Â
TheBigCicero on
57 years ago we went to the moon with crappy 16kb CPUs and slide rules.
Those people were OG badasses.
gus12343 on
Something about being side by side makes the mission more uniform
JohnWSmith on
If you take the tour at Johnson Space Center you will be *stunned* at how utterly unremarkable everything is. Most community college campuses these days are more visually interesting, and when you go into Mission Control area, it’s a tiny tiny little viewing room atop a smaller-than-you-think array of consoles.
It’s easy to romanticize it all from afar. When you get up close you can better tell how very human it all was and is. The greatest thing ever accomplished was overseen in a shabby room by tired people inside a dull building.
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Technology has come far.
Not gonna lie the old one looked better.
Gotta respect the technology and the achievement tho
Apollo Mission Control also had the faint mist of cigarette smoke
Apollo 8 is closest comparison. All I see is 11 being mentioned. 8 was first crewed to moon like this one but neither were to land. Both testing the equipment before next missions. Just sayn’.
Are those pneumatic tube cylinders stowed away in the consoles?
Its the jurassic world control room lol
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Bring back the lighting from the 60s-80s
Everyone has 4-5 monitors
Engineers with slide rule vs engineers with ipads😋
Apollo 11 landed on the moon. Artemis II is doing what Apollo 8 did.
I’ve gotten to sit at the old Apollo desks while a friend of mine who worked at Johnson gave me a VVIP tour. Amazing experience. He then took me over to the modern mission control room (Artemis II pic) and got to watch them work (ISS) for a bit.Â
57 years ago we went to the moon with crappy 16kb CPUs and slide rules.
Those people were OG badasses.
Something about being side by side makes the mission more uniform
If you take the tour at Johnson Space Center you will be *stunned* at how utterly unremarkable everything is. Most community college campuses these days are more visually interesting, and when you go into Mission Control area, it’s a tiny tiny little viewing room atop a smaller-than-you-think array of consoles.
It’s easy to romanticize it all from afar. When you get up close you can better tell how very human it all was and is. The greatest thing ever accomplished was overseen in a shabby room by tired people inside a dull building.