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joystick 1. Informal the control stick of an aircraft or of any of various machines 2. Computing a lever by means of which the display on a screen may be controlled used esp for games, flight simulators, etc joystick [′jȯi‚stik] (aerospace engineering) A lever used to control the motion of an aircraft; fore-and-aft motion operates the elevators while lateral motion operates the ailerons. (engineering) A two-axis displacement control operated by a lever or ball, for XY positioning of a device or an electron beam.
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Instead of a computer joystick, it'll have a stick and rudder pedals from an actual aircraft, and video from the aircraft will be transmitted to the station to provide an out-the-cockpit-window view. The children initially were taught to use a computer joystick that moved a cat onto shrinking patches of grass surrounded by mud. The spring was shortened and attached to an old computer joystick. |
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