Why has Concorde got tiny windows?

Concorde's tiny Windows were primarily a design choice driven by the aircraft's supersonic capabilities and structural requirements. Smaller Windows helped maintain the structural integrity of the fuselage under the high pressures encountered during flight at speeds exceeding Mach 2. Additionally, the tiny Windows reduced weight and drag, contributing to the overall efficiency of the aircraft. The design also minimized the risk of cabin depressurization, ensuring passenger safety at high altitudes.