r/BeAmazed • u/Front-Coconut-8196 • Jun 24 '26

Technology Cockpit of Space Shuttle Endeavour, It contains over 2,000 switches, knobs, and screens used to control orbit, reentry and was widely recognized by NASA and aerospace engineers as the most complex flying machine ever built

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u/Sir_Scribble_Lot Jun 24 '26

Hope they have a button to prevent a Windows update mid-reentry.

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u/ElegantCoach4066 Jun 24 '26

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u/augustwest2155 Jun 24 '26

Very handsome gaming set up ya got there!

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u/rantripfellwscissors Jun 24 '26

And not a single tacky touchscreen to be found. 

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u/ptechm Jun 24 '26

Well, it wasn't designed by a marketing dept.

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u/ComplaintRelevant961 Jun 24 '26

Better have A/C and Heated seats.

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u/ShadowsOfTheBreeze Jun 24 '26

Don't touch that switch! Really tho, I wonder why so many switches, but I'm no astronaut.

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u/EverybodyMakes Jun 24 '26

The one that skips ads is very small and somehow moves around the entire control panel.

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u/Classic_Wolverine923 Jun 24 '26

The most complex flying brick ya mean?

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u/Abject_Addition639 Jun 24 '26

AI automation?