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Soyuz-TM

Crewed Spacecraft

Soyuz-TM is a series of Soviet and then Russian crewed spacecraft, catalogued by Gunter's Space Page as type 7K-STM with the designation 11F732A51, launched from Baikonur launch complex 1/5. The page lists 33 flights, Soyuz-TM 1 to 15 and Soyuz-TM 17 to 34, while Soyuz-TM 16 is catalogued separately under a different designation. The first, Soyuz-TM 1, launched on 21 May 1986 and the last listed, Soyuz-TM 34, on 25 April 2002. The early flights used the Soyuz-U2 rocket and the later ones, from Soyuz-TM 23 in 1996, used the Soyuz-U. According to the page the spacecraft had two deployable fixed solar arrays with batteries and a KTDU-80 propulsion system.

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Launch Date
1986-05-21 2
Launch Date
2002-04-25 2
Status
Status (category)
Retired 1
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Korolev
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1. Soyuz-TM (Wikipedia)
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The final flight was Soyuz TM-34, which docked with the International Space Station and landed November 10, 2002.
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2. Soyuz-TM 1 - 34 (Gunter's Space Page)
  • Launch table, Soyuz-TM 1
    21.05.1986
  • Launch table, Soyuz-TM 34
    25.04.2002
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