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NASA Mission Control Room Restoration Facing Problems, Repairs Cost More Than $3 Million
Mission Operation Control Room 2 at the Johnson Space Center in Houston was the main area from where Apollo moon missions and other high-priority projects were directed. Yet, despite the history imbued within its walls, the space agency is facing a major delay with regards to its restoration and repair.
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