Space Shuttle Cockpit
 

By now we've all seen how the last Space Shuttle arrived in Los Angeles.

Here is one final picture of the cockpit with everything powered on for one last time before the electronics and secret stuff were pulled out and removed. Additionally, the last commander ordered erased all the flight deck graffiti signed by all the crews over 25 missions. Too bad.

http://www.launchphotography.com/End...ight_Deck.html

Good stuff rt there

WOW! Thanks for posting those --- that's incredible.


:cheers:

Wow thats awesome!! Thanks for sharing those.

That's a shame tho. That's so neat. I'd think one day in the future, when most those people have passed on, theyre gonna be mad.

Ron,

Another great post from that diverse stash stored safely in your 'Live Pool 'O Links' file. :cool:

If there ever was a guy that was moderator' timber'...

Wow :cool: really cool.

My father worked for Rockwell International and worked on that project till his retirement in 83. He's been gone since 84 but seeing this reminded me of him.

Nice! Thanks for the link Ron. Fantastic photos.

Albert.... How can they get mad if they've already passed on?? :lol: :thumbsup:

WoW!! What's this button do?!?!:rofl:

Really tho, those seats don't look too comfy!! I guess there's not too much lateral-G force there! LOL

LOL. You know what I mean. :rofl:

Glad you guys enjoyed this. I'm fortunate to get this stuff occasionally from a group of guys a generation ahead of me and when the good stuff comes that I know we all appreciate I throw it up here :thumbsup:

Yep. We do appreciate it. I can only imagine what that wire harness must look like lol.

Yeah, those seats look really comfy! The gear they are wearing probably made up for it though, maybe

my little guy got all dressed up for the occasion
http://i1232.photobucket.com/albums/.../photo3-14.jpg

thats awesome frank.

yeah they should leave the signatures. what a crock. Maybe not destroy them but replace the panels.

Its funny how dated the cockpit looks, love the diamond tuck interior and 2001 Space Odyssey lighting. Cool prospective though, thanks Ron.