• White Flight Control Room prior to STS-114 in 2005. Exterior of the Mission Control building. Emblem for NASA's Flight Operations Directorate (FOD).
  • Christopher C. Kraft, Jr., whose full name was Christopher Columbus Kraft, created the concept of NASA's Mission Control and developed its organization
  • The Christopher C. Kraft, Jr., Mission Control Center continues to be active, operating after more than 50 years in support of space missions.
  • Photo taken at Christopher C. Kraft Jr. Mission Control Center by Bryce C. on 5/6/2022. ... Mission Control Center by Manohar Reddy on 12/28/2019.
  • Today, NASA's Mission Control in Houston bears his name—the Christopher C. Kraft Jr. ... Video: See our full interview with NASA legend Christopher C. Kraft.
  • The Christopher C. Kraft, Jr., Mission Control Center has now operated for 50 years in support of space missions.
  • Christopher C. Kraft Jr., at his console in the Mission Control Center during Gemini-4 spaceflight on June 4, 1965.
  • NASA flight controllers rehearse for the Orion capsule's first mission in the Blue Flight Control Room in Christopher C. Kraft, Jr.
  • From VPI to Mission Control. Christopher Columbus Kraft, Jr. is a Class of 1944 Virginia Tech graduate.
  • Christopher C. Kraft Jr. ... NASA’s Mission Control Center, known around the world as the pulse of U. S. human spaceflight — from the missions of Mercury and...
  • ...center is named after Christopher C. Kraft, Jr., a retired NASA engineer and manager who was instrumental in establishing the agency's Mission Control...
  • This is a wide angle image of Building 30, the Christopher Kraft Mission Control Center at the Johnson Space Center, Houston Texas.