What is Earthy controling in the ISS cupola?
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ScienceAlert.com's Astronauts on The Space Station Liked SpaceX's 'Earthy' Toy So Much They Kidnapped It shows a series of photos of Earthy, the new plushy member of the ISS crew.
In the photo below Earthy has one hand on what looks like a pretty important joystick control and one foot on a control panel. Both the joystick and some of the buttons have metal guards around them to protect from accidental manipulation.
What are the joystick and control panel for; what do they do?
Photo: Source Anne McClain/NASA
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ScienceAlert.com's Astronauts on The Space Station Liked SpaceX's 'Earthy' Toy So Much They Kidnapped It shows a series of photos of Earthy, the new plushy member of the ISS crew.
In the photo below Earthy has one hand on what looks like a pretty important joystick control and one foot on a control panel. Both the joystick and some of the buttons have metal guards around them to protect from accidental manipulation.
What are the joystick and control panel for; what do they do?
Photo: Source Anne McClain/NASA
iss identify-this-object
asked Mar 11 at 2:41
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ScienceAlert.com's Astronauts on The Space Station Liked SpaceX's 'Earthy' Toy So Much They Kidnapped It shows a series of photos of Earthy, the new plushy member of the ISS crew.
In the photo below Earthy has one hand on what looks like a pretty important joystick control and one foot on a control panel. Both the joystick and some of the buttons have metal guards around them to protect from accidental manipulation.
What are the joystick and control panel for; what do they do?
Photo: Source Anne McClain/NASA
iss identify-this-object
asked Mar 11 at 2:41
uhohuhoh
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ScienceAlert.com's Astronauts on The Space Station Liked SpaceX's 'Earthy' Toy So Much They Kidnapped It shows a series of photos of Earthy, the new plushy member of the ISS crew.
In the photo below Earthy has one hand on what looks like a pretty important joystick control and one foot on a control panel. Both the joystick and some of the buttons have metal guards around them to protect from accidental manipulation.
What are the joystick and control panel for; what do they do?
Photo: Source Anne McClain/NASA
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That is the space station robot arm control station aka the Robotics Workstation - one of two aboard the ISS. There's a long answer about its controls on the site already:
(What is the user interface of SSRMS)
Earthy is holding the Translational Hand Controller and her feet are resting on the Display and Control Panel.
answered Mar 11 at 2:47
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That is the space station robot arm control station aka the Robotics Workstation - one of two aboard the ISS. There's a long answer about its controls on the site already:
(What is the user interface of SSRMS)
Earthy is holding the Translational Hand Controller and her feet are resting on the Display and Control Panel.
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That is the space station robot arm control station aka the Robotics Workstation - one of two aboard the ISS. There's a long answer about its controls on the site already:
(What is the user interface of SSRMS)
Earthy is holding the Translational Hand Controller and her feet are resting on the Display and Control Panel.
answered Mar 11 at 2:47
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That is the space station robot arm control station aka the Robotics Workstation - one of two aboard the ISS. There's a long answer about its controls on the site already:
(What is the user interface of SSRMS)
Earthy is holding the Translational Hand Controller and her feet are resting on the Display and Control Panel.
answered Mar 11 at 2:47
Organic MarbleOrganic Marble
60k3165256
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That is the space station robot arm control station aka the Robotics Workstation - one of two aboard the ISS. There's a long answer about its controls on the site already:
(What is the user interface of SSRMS)
Earthy is holding the Translational Hand Controller and her feet are resting on the Display and Control Panel.
answered Mar 11 at 2:47
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