Much of the shuttle was reused for each flight. A complete inspection was done of the outer cover of the shuttle body itself. The main tank for fuel (the large rust colored tank) was a throw away, but the two solid fuel engines on either side were also reused, once they were repacked and inspected.
Apollo 13 was not a Space Shuttle in any sence, as it was not a reusable space craft.
The space shuttle was designed to be reusable, unlike other space vehicles that are typically used once and then discarded. Additionally, the space shuttle had the unique capability to carry large payloads into space and return them back to Earth. Its design allowed for crewed missions to space where astronauts could conduct research and experiments.
The Space Shuttle is pretty much reusable. The orbiter is, and the Solid Rocket Boosters were designed to be salvaged and remanufactured, although I'm not sure that any SRBs have ever flown again. The SpaceShipOne rocket technically reached space, (but not orbit) and is completely reusable, and SpaceShipTwo will be completely reusable.
Any! but i would seggest a space shuttle Any! but i would seggest a space shuttle
We will assume you are asking about the Space Shuttle, a reusable spacecraft flown by NASA. While the shuttle is lifting off and in the atmosphere any sound generated by the shuttle will travel through the air. When the shuttle is in orbit there is no (or very very little) air and any sound that would have been generated by the shuttle will not be transmitted. There is a pressurized atmosphere within the shuttle that allows the voices of the astronauts to travel within the shuttle just as it does on the surface of the Earth.
No, Sally Ride did not die in any of the space shuttle explosions. She was the first American woman in space and was part of the Challenger mission that tragically ended in an explosion, but she did not perish in the accident.
The smallest space shuttle is the Space Shuttle Enterprise. It was a test vehicle and did not fly any space missions. It was used for atmospheric approach and landing tests.
Unfortunately, the Space Shuttle Program Has Been Retired, and All Remaining Shuttles Converted Into Museum Exhibits. There Are No Longer Any Space Shuttle Launches.
Yes, there are companies that offer space shuttle tour experiences.
the space shuttle weighed as much as roman
the space shuttle is propeled by liquid hydrogen and liquid oxygen oxidiser.
NASA does not use spac shuttle any more