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... with equipment mounted on the station, the accompanying Progress 2 supply ship, and their own Soyuz 29 . Cosmonauts Vladimir Kovalenok and Alexander Ivanchenkov were the fourth team of cosmonauts to successfully ... , but observers suggested that the next mission (Soyuz 30) would probably come soon and would be a marathon stay aboard the orbiting, station. (W Post, July 30/78, D10; FBIS, Tass in English ...

... , especially in actual touchdown under differing pilot-task conditions. (DFRC X-Press, June 30/78, 2) On the day Soyuz 30 cosmonauts had docked with Salyut 6 , the USSR had launched from Plesetsk ... missions had been 77% military (not including the four Soyuz missions that had direct military application in manned reconnaissance/surveillance). (D/SBD, June 30/78, 307; FBIS, Tass in English, June 8 ...

... set new records. Its main goal was to test the latest improved version of the Soyuz spacecraft. . . . Americans as well as Soviet citizens have reason to rejoice. . . . In 1975 present plans call for the historic docking of a Soviet Soyuz craft with a United States Apollo vehicle. Thus Soviet and American astronauts must want each ... lies the prospect of a future fully integrated Soviet-American joint space program." ''(NYT, 9/30/73, 12)'' August 1973 August September 1973 September Sep 1 1973 1 Sep 2 1973 ...

... new space complex, the orbital station Salyut and the transport ship Soyuz 11 ." Cosmonauts had died during reentry from June 6-30 mission. ''(FBZS-Sov-71-127, 7/1/71, Ll)'' Soviet government ordered formation of special commission to investigate deaths of Soyuz 11 cosmonauts during reentry from ... /71, A2; MSC Pio)'' U.S. manned space flight program would continue on schedule despite Soyuz 11 tragedy, Dr. Robert R. Gilruth , MSC Director, told press in Houston. Dr. Charles A ...

... the mounting bogie. Image:SoyuzTransporter2.jpg Transportation of the Soyuz launch vehicle with the Soyuz spacecraft to the launching area. Image:Soyuzonpad.jpg Soyuz launch vehicle ready for launch. Image:Soyuzpad.jpg The ... Soyuz launch vehicle launch. Image:Soyuzinflight.jpg The Soyuz launch vehicle flight. Image:Soyuzlandingschematic.jpg Operation of the Soyuz spacecraft landing complex. Image:Soyuztouchdown.jpg The Soyuz descent vehicle landing. Image:Soyuzreentry.jpg The Soyuz ...

... Operations. ''NASA, “Cabana To Succeed Parsons as Kennedy Space Center Director,” news release 08-249, 30 September 2008, http://www.nasa.gov/home/hqnews/2008/sep/HQ_08-249_Parsons_leaves ... nuclear technologies to Iran. Under these terms, NASA would be unable to purchase transport on Soyuz spacecraft. In 2005 Congress had enacted legislation granting NASA a waiver from INKSNA through January ...

... the boundary of the magnetosphere at about 25 000-km altitude. ''(Goddard News, Nov 74)'' 30 September-4 October: The fourth simulated Spacelab mission of the air-borne science-shuttle experiment ... on the earth. Soviet medical investigations during the flights of Soyuz 12 (launched 27 Sept. 1973) , Soyuz 13 (18 Dec. 1973), and Soyuz 14 (3 July) were reported by Dr. Oleg G. Gazenko ...

... making these domestic capabilities possible by 2017. This firm-fixed price modification covers comprehensive Soyuz support, including all necessary training and preparation for launch, flight operations, landing and rescue ... Russia. Before they start, NASA Television will air a video b-roll feed at 6:30 a.m., of Nyberg's mission training and previous spaceflight. Nyberg earned an undergraduate ...

... prepared for flight. Image:Soyuz-19descentmuseum.jpg 300px The Soyuz-19 descent vehicle in the Energia museum. Image:Soyuz19transporter.jpg 300px Transportation of the Soyuz launch vehicle with the Soyuz-19 spacecraft to the launching area. Image:Soyuzinorbit.jpg 300px A view of the Soyuz spacecraft from the Apollo spacecraft. Click ...

... , the station commander, and Mikhail Kornienko aboard the orbiting laboratory. On Thursday, coverage of the Soyuz docking will begin on NASA Television at 5 p.m. NASA TV will return at ... station maintenance activities. On June 28, Yurchikhin, Wheelock and Walker will climb back into their Soyuz spacecraft and move it to the newly-delivered Mini-Research Module-1, or Rassvet. The ... hand over command of the station to Wheelock for Expedition 25, which begins when the Soyuz TMA-18 undocks Sept. 24. NASA astronaut Scott Kelly and Russian cosmonauts Alexander Kaleri and ...

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