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... .jpg 300px The Soyuz launch vehicle 11A511. Schematic Image:SoyuzT7K-ST11A511Y.jpg 300px The 11A511Y launch vehicle with the 7K-ST Soyuz T spacecraft Image:SoyuzTarrays.jpg 300px The Soyuz T transport spacecraft with solar arrays. Image:SoyuzTlanding.jpg 300px The Soyuz T spacecraft descent vehicle at the landing site ...

File:Apollo17766.mp4 Category:Audio Category:Apollo 17 Audio

File:Apollo17767.mp4 Category:Audio Category:Apollo 17 Audio

... the end of this month." (A/D, June 6/85, 1) The USSR launched at 10:40 a.m. Moscow time today the Soyuz T -13 carrying cosmonauts Col. Vladimir Dzhanibekov , mission commander ... saying. By late evening, Soyuz T -13, fitted with new flight controls, was in an orbit ranging from 203 to 182 miles above earth. On June 8 the Soyuz spacecraft docked with the ... , and Britain; and they were pursuing an interest in remote-sensing satellites. (New Scientist, June 6/85, 4) NASA announced that its Deep Space Network (DSN), as part of a French ...

... miles in their Soyuz T-15 transport module from the recently launched Mir to the Salyut 7 station. The mission was broadcast on state television. (FBIS, Tass (Eng trans), May 6/86; B ... 1986 2 May 3 1986 3 May 4 1986 4 May 5 1986 5 May 6 1986 6 May 7 1986 7 May 8 1986 8 May 9 1986 9 May 10 ...

... -6 orbital station second generation station had two docking assemblies to which the transport and cargo spacecraft could be docked. Image:Salyut6SoyuzT.jpg 300px The Salyut-6 orbital station with the docked Soyuz T ...

... these type of individuals that—well, for example, when he was on the ASTP Apollo-Soyuz Test Project , he would be able to get Cuban cigars, which we were not allowed ... ; that was quite a ripple in the old pond when the president—we were integrating 6,000 people into the operation at that time, the president, executive vice president, and the ... was serious, but it wasn't like, "Oh my," and start your hand-wringing. '''Butler:''' You talked—we've talked a couple of times about Apollo-Soyuz being the next, in between ...

... Image:Soyuz7K-T.jpg 300px The Soyuz-type transport spacecraft 7K-T used to supply the first generation orbital stations. Image:Soyuz107K-T.jpg 300px The Soyuz-10 spacecraft 7K-T and subsequent craft had docking ... from one spacecraft to the other without egressing into space. Image:Soyuz7KTSalyutschematic.jpg 500px The Soyuz transport spacecraft of 7K-T type docked to the Salyut station. Category:Spacecraft

June 6-30: Soyuz 11 - carrying Cosmonauts Georgy T. Dobrovolsky , Vladislav N. Volkov , and Viktor I. Patsayev - was launched by U.S.S.R. ... one-day rest before continuing experiments. By 1:00 pm Moscow time (6:00 am EDT) June 13 Salyut - Soyuz station had completed 100 orbits of earth. Cosmonauts continued to follow preplanned ... am Moscow time June 30 (6:35 pm EDT June 29) spacecraft's braking engine was fired for prescheduled period. At end of engine firing communication with Soyuz 11 crew ceased. Tass ...

... for spaceflight. '''Ross-Nazzal:''' What were those seven minerals, do you recall? '''Bourland:''' I don’t know if I can remember them all. Sodium, potassium, calcium, phosphorus, zinc, protein, and magnesium ... Navy ship watching, though, but the NASA crew wasn’t out there. '''Ross-Nazzal:''' Well, let me ask you about ASTP Apollo-Soyuz Test Project . On your résumé you indicate that you ... you learned from the previous programs that you applied to Space Shuttle, from Apollo, Apollo-Soyuz, and Skylab? '''Bourland:''' Yes, there was a lot of changes we made. Probably the biggest ...

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