When space shuttles and other space bound objects leave our atmosphere is there a temperature loss/exchange?

Answer 1

Some heat is lost. This is the thermal energy stored within the spacecraft. But the amount is so tiny compared to the amount of heat radiated away from the earth all the time as infrared light that it is insignificant to the overall temperature of the Earth.

(The earth is kept at a fairly constant temperature by the radiation of the sun warming the Earth during the day)

Answer 2

Yes The heat is lost in space. But so small an amount as to not make any difference.

Answer 3

Yes but nature will compensate.