The document provides vocabulary definitions for key terms related to living and working on the International Space Station as discussed in astronaut Cady Coleman's TED talk, including: astronaut (a person trained to travel in space), space shuttle (a rocket-launched spacecraft used to travel between Earth and orbit), launch (send into orbit or course), capsule (a small round or cylindrical container), and controlled (under someone or something's control).

1. What it’s like
to live on the
International
Space Station
Vocabulary for
Cady Coleman’s
TED talk

2. Astronaut
• noun
• a person who is
trained to travel in a
spacecraft.

3. Space Shuttle
• noun
• a rocket-launched
spacecraft, used to make
repeated journeys
between the earth and
earth orbit.

4. Launch
• verb
• send (a missile, satellite,
or spacecraft) on its
course or into orbit.

5. Capsule
• noun
• a small case or container,
especially a round or
cylindrical one.

6. Controlled
• adjective
• under the control of
someone or something.