mission control

American  

noun

Aerospace.

1. a command center for the control, monitoring, and support of activities connected with manned space flight.

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Etymology

Origin of mission control

First recorded in 1960–65

Example Sentences

The new factories will test and validate CoreWeave’s software and reference architecture, including CoreWeave Mission Control, the companies said Monday.

From The Wall Street Journal

For deeper exploration, the scientists rely on OceanX's ROV, operated from a futuristic-looking "mission control" where two crew members sit in gamer-style armchairs.

From Barron's

OceanX brought in Hollywood designers to make the ship telegenic, with a futuristic "mission control" and customisable lighting for optimal filming conditions.

From Barron's

Two FAA safety inspectors were in Boca Chica to watch the launch at SpaceX’s mission control, said Coleman, who, for Flight 7, was on his laptop in Washington, D.C., receiving updates.

From Salon

Since then the team has been testing its systems from their mission control in Cardiff.

From BBC