space shuttle, a spacecraft designed to travel between Earth and space and return safely, launch pad, the platform from which a rocket or spacecraft is launched, liftoff, the moment when a rocket or spacecraft leaves the ground, civilian, a person who is not a member of the military or a professional astronaut, representatives, people chosen to speak or act for a group or organization, payloads, the cargo or equipment carried by a spacecraft, Congress, the national lawmaking group of the United States government, routine, something that happens regularly and becomes normal, shock, a sudden feeling of surprise or disbelief caused by a terrible event, grief, deep sadness caused by loss or tragedy, disbelief, the feeling that something is too shocking or surprising to be real, faulty, not working properly or having a defect, booster rocket, a powerful rocket used to help lift a spacecraft into space, recovered, returned to normal operation after a problem or disaster, reentered, came back into Earth’s atmosphere from space, atmosphere, the layer of gases surrounding Earth, tragedy, a very sad event that causes suffering or death, foam insulation, a lightweight material used to protect parts of a spacecraft from heat, external, located on the outside, heat-resistant, able to withstand very high temperatures, panels, flat pieces that form part of a surface or covering, shielded, protected from danger or damage, dock, to connect a spacecraft with another spacecraft or station in space, fleet, a group of spacecraft or vehicles operated together

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