Some new pictures of the now retired space shuttle Endeavor’s flight deck have surfaced, showing how many buttons and toggles the spacecraft actually has. If you’re looking at all the buttons ...

In space shuttle Endeavour's flight deck, where the commander and pilot would sit, there are more than 2,000 switches, dials and buttons cover the walls and ceiling. Spare surfaces are covered ...

it will mark the last Space Shuttle flight, and no longer will the flight deck be graced with astronauts. This historic event signifies the end of an era in space exploration, as the Space Shuttle ...

As the space shuttle Endeavour inches down Los Angeles streets Friday and Saturday, new zoomable, ultrahigh-resolution pictures offer a last spin around the NASA craft's flight deck, button by button.

From the back of Discovery's flight deck, windows look out over the shuttle's payload bay. What a view, and we're not even in space. Breaking space news, the latest updates on rocket launches ...

The Space Shuttle Discovery ... this awesome website that allows you to take a 3D look at the Discovery flight deck. The program allows you to go up, down, left, right, and even zoom in and ...

and Space Shuttle Main Engines (SSME). The Crew Compartment consists of the Flight Deck, Mid Deck, and the Equipment Bay. Most missions had 7 astronauts on board. When they do an EVA or "Space ...

One of a kind gadget for sale: A former public school teacher has put the incredibly realistic space shuttle flight deck simulator he built up for auction on eBay. Starting bid: $14,999.00.

Two weeks after "landing" on top of the aircraft carrier-turned-Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum in New York City, NASA's prototype space shuttle Enterprise is now underneath the inflatable canopy ...

Apparently, going to the bathroom in space takes such finesse that it requires its very own mockup for “training.” Looking up at the flight deck of the shuttle. Everything has its place in the ...

THE NIGHT before landing, Ferguson was alone on the flight deck. He had just signed off with mission control for the evening, the last such sign-off in space shuttle history. It was July 20 ...

I was met by Bill Powers, a spacecraft operator from United Space Alliance who takes command of the shuttle flight deck after it returns to earth. He was my guide and even assisted me at times ...