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s95-16439

NASA / JSC · 2014-08-14 · photograph (digital archive)

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S95-16439 (13-22 July 1995) --- An overall view from the rear shows activity in the new Mission Control Center (MCC), opened for operation and dedicated during the STS-70 mission. The new MCC, developed at a cost of about 50 million, replaces the main-frame based, NASA-unique design of the old Mission Control with a standard workstation-based, local area network system commonly in use today.

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Credit lines95-16439. NASA/JSC, 2014-08-14. Public domain. ID: s95-16439.
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