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The space shuttle that was reused was the Space Shuttle Orbiter, a part of NASA's Space Shuttle system. The first orbiter to be reused was Columbia, followed by Challenger, Discovery, Atlantis, and Endeavour.
An orbiter.
Contrary to popular belief, the Space Shuttle is the orbiter, external boosters and external tanks combined. The bit that actually goes into space is called the orbiter.
The orbiter.
Enterprise was the first space shuttle orbiter built but it was used only for flight tests and was not capable of going into space. Columbia was the first orbiter built which was space worthy and launched on STS-1
Yes, it was the first space shuttle to go to space
The Space Shuttle (orbiter).
It is called the orbiter when it is carrying astronauts in space.
Apollo, Mercury, Gemini, Soyuz, etc.
The space shuttle orbiter is 122.17 ft long, has a wingspan of 78.06 ft, and stands 58.58 ft high on its landing gear. The space shuttle stack (the orbiter, solid rocket boosters and external fuel tank) is 180 ft tall.
orbiter
The three main parts of the space shuttle are the orbiter, external tank, and solid rocket boosters. The orbiter is where the crew and payload are housed, the external tank contains the fuel for the main engines, and the solid rocket boosters provide additional thrust during liftoff.