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Image:SoyuzTM16flight.jpg 300px The Soyuz TM-16 spacecraft in flight. Image:SoyuzTMerector.jpg 300px Installation of the Soyuz launch vehicle with Soyuz TM spacecraft onto the launching pad. Image:SoyuzTMschematic.jpg 300px The Soyuz TM spacecraft intended for delivery and change of the crew on the Mir complex. Category:Spacecraft

... meet particular needs. (Def Daily, Jan 14/94; Federal Computer Week, Jan 24/94) Russian cosmonauts Vasily Tsibliyev and Alexander A. Serebrov on the Soyuz TM-17 landed safely and without incident after ... . They were replaced by two cosmonauts, including Valery Polyakov , due to stay a record-breaking 14 months in space, to break the record 366 days set by Vladimir G. Titov and ... 1994 10 Jan 11 1994 11 Jan 12 1994 12 Jan 13 1994 13 Jan 14 1994 14 Jan 15 1994 15 Jan 16 1994 16 Jan 17 1994 17 Jan 18 ...

... in Russian, 17 Oct 76; Moscow Domestic Service in Russian, 29 Oct 76) 14-18 October: The USSR launched Soyuz 23 carrying two cosmonauts, Lt. Col. Vyacheslav Zudov as pilot and Lt ... (1;40 pm EDT) 14 Oct. to link up with the orbiting space station Salyut 5 and continue research begun there in July by the crew of Soyuz 21 . The nighttime launch ... Soyuz 3 , Soyuz 8 , and Soyuz 15 to return to earth without docking. The Wash. Post noted that about one in three Soyuz flights had failed to carry out its mission: Soyuz 1 and Soyuz 11 ...

January 14-18: Soyuz IV , carrying Cosmonaut Vladimir Shatalov , was successfully launched from Baikonur Cosmodrome into orbit with 224- ... description of flight by Cosmonaut Shatalov. Western speculation, later confirmed, was that Soyuz IV would rendezvous with another spacecraft Soyuz V , carrying Cosmonauts Yevegeny Khrunov , Boris Volynov , and Aleksey Yeliseyev , was launched ... were uncoupled and continued their flights separately. Soyuz IV , with three-man crew, landed Jan. 17 and Soyuz V , Jan. 18. ''(UPI, W Star, 1/14-19/69; Shub, W Post, 1/15 ...

... . Leonov and Valery N. Kubasov , relaxing on the eve of their launch for the Apollo-Soyuz Test Project , viewed the film White Sun of the Desert. The film, following a tradition ... the Congressional Record a summary of the Central Intelligence Agency's report on the Apollo-Soyuz Test Project . The summary indicated that "although the Soviet have experienced many space problems the ... too expensive to modify Salyut to accept both a Soyuz and an Apollo spacecraft at the same time. (O'Toole, W Post, 14 July 75, Al) NASA announced award of a $150 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... a 3° approach provided additional data. (NASA Release 75-103) 1430 April: U.S. Apollo-Soyuz Test Project flight crews, accompanied by 32 members of Working Group l, met in the ... March, the participants practiced communications skills, transfer procedures, joint activities, and contingency situations, using the Soyuz simulator at the Gagarin Cosmonaut Center in Star City. On 19 April the crews visited ... 1975 10 Apr 11 1975 11 Apr 12 1975 12 Apr 13 1975 13 Apr 14 1975 14 Apr 15 1975 15 Apr 16 1975 16 Apr 17 1975 17 Apr 18 ...

... Wallops Flight Facility. The spaceport was one of 18 sites competing to launch the VentureStar TM, a privately owned space plane still in development, which could eventually carry construction materials to ... 1998 10 Sep 11 1998 11 Sep 12 1998 12 Sep 13 1998 13 Sep 14 1998 14 Sep 15 1998 15 Sep 16 1998 16 Sep 17 1998 17 Sep 18 ...

... commercial space industry in the United States ''MEDIA ADVISORY: M12-113 COVERAGE SET FOR NEXT SOYUZ SPACE STATION CREW ROTATION'' HOUSTON -- Over the next several weeks, NASA Television will provide coverage ... station in their Soyuz TMA-03M spacecraft June 30 for a July 1 landing in Kazakhstan to complete their six-and-a-half-month mission. Two weeks later, July 14 (July 15 in Kazakhstan), Williams, Hoshide and Malenchenko will launch to the station in the Soyuz TMA-05M spacecraft from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in ...

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