# Orbital Launch Mission Control Dashboard

## Objective
Build a dense, single-page operations dashboard for an orbital launch mission. The interface must feel like a genuine mission control room with telemetry, system health, anomaly feeds, and a mission timeline.

## Requirements
- **Theme**: Dark mode, high-contrast, technical operations interface. Monospace fonts for data, distinct warning/critical colors.
- **Layout**: CSS Grid-based layout with distinct panels:
  1. Header / Global Status (T-Minus clock, GO / NO GO status)
  2. Main Telemetry (Altitude, Velocity, Thrust) with live updating charts
  3. Systems Health (Propulsion, Avionics, Thermal, Comm, Guidance, Payload)
  4. Mission Timeline (Checklist of staging events)
  5. Anomaly Feed (Live stream of alerts, warnings, and nominal events)
- **Interactivity**: 
  - Fake live-state updates: Numbers jitter realistically, charts scroll, countdown ticks.
  - Alert Management: Users can click on an anomaly to "acknowledge" it.
  - Drill-down: Clicking a system in "Systems Health" reveals detailed synthetic metrics.
  - Keyboard shortcuts: `A` to acknowledge the latest alert, `Space` to pause/resume the simulation feed.
- **Tension Source**: Anomalies occasionally trigger in the feed (e.g., pressure drops, thermal spikes), turning subsystem indicators yellow or red and requiring acknowledgement.
- **Responsiveness**: Stacks cleanly into a readable column on mobile screens.

## Technical
- Single `index.html` containing all HTML, CSS, and JS.
- External dependencies allowed via CDN (e.g., Chart.js for telemetry).
- Believable data simulation loops.