@sur_27A guided missile from the early 1960s. The sheer amount of wiring and electronics needed before the microprocessor existed is staggering.
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Early 1960s guided missile electronics
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A tall white rocket stands upright indoors with both payload fairing doors open, exposing a dense tangle of multicolored wiring, circuit boards, and metal frames inside. A red “DO NOT PAINT” label is printed on the nose cone, and a red “ALLARME INCENDIO” sign is mounted on the white wall to the left. The exposed interior shows neatly arranged electronics and cabling against a plain institutional backdrop.
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