Apollo computer Dsky user interface unit.

http://www.ibiblio.org/apollo/yaDSKY.html

The DSKY is the “display/keyboard” (DSKY) used by the Apollo Guidance Computer (AGC). The DSKY provided only a means to input keyboard data to the AGC, or to display visual information at command of the AGC, and therefore had little or no functionality of its own, when considered as a stand-alone device.

The DSKY may seem somewhat familiar from, for example, the movie Apollo 13. In the HBO mini-series, From the Earth to the Moon, the DSKY appears so prominently that it almost becomes another character (dramatically speaking). For those of us who are familiar with it from these sources, it is easy to think of the DSKY itself as being the computer. However, the DSKY really was quite independent from the AGC. From the computer’s standpoint, the DSKY was just another few i/o channels, more or less, as in the block diagram below.

Moon/Space fixation intended?

This looks like the DSKY. Quoting some random website..

The DSKY is the “display/keyboard” used by the Apollo Guidance Computer (AGC). The DSKY provided only a means to input keyboard data to the AGC, or to display visual information at command of the AGC, and therefore had little or no functionality of its own, when considered as a stand-alone device. The DSKY was used in both the Command Module and the Lunar Module.