Soyuz spacecraft

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The Soyuz spacecraft is a long-serving Russian crewed vehicle used to transport astronauts and cosmonauts to and from low Earth orbit, including the International Space Station.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf crewed spacecraft
orbital spacecraft
space vehicle
countryOfOrigin Russia
Soviet Union
crewCapacity 3
designBegan 1960s
designedBy Sergei Korolev design bureau
dockingStandard SSVP docking system
dockingSystem probe-and-drogue docking system
firstCrewedFlight Soyuz 1
firstFlightDate 1967-04-23
hasModule descent module
orbital module
service module
landingMethod parachute-assisted landing
landingSiteRegion Kazakhstan
launchSite Baikonur Cosmodrome
Vostochny Cosmodrome
lifeSupport closed-loop life support system
manufacturer RKK Energia
notableRole primary crew transport to ISS after Space Shuttle retirement
operator Roscosmos
Soviet space program
orbitType low Earth orbit
powerSource solar panels
predecessorProgram Voskhod program
linked to: Voskhod spacecraft

Vostok program
linked to: Vostok programme
primaryMission ferry crew from International Space Station
ferry crew to International Space Station
return crew from low Earth orbit
transport crew to low Earth orbit
propulsion chemical propulsion system
reentryMethod capsule reentry
reusability partially reusable design with expendable reentry capsule
safetyFeature launch escape system
spaceStationServed International Space Station
Mir
Salyut space stations
status operational
successorVariant Soyuz MS
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Soyuz TMA-M
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Soyuz-T
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Soyuz-TM
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Soyuz-TMA
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typicalMissionDuration about 6 months when docked to ISS
usedBy astronauts
cosmonauts
spaceflight participants
usesRocket Soyuz rocket

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Roscosmos operates Soyuz crewed spacecraft
linked to: Soyuz spacecraft
Apollo–Soyuz Test Project program Soyuz program
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Soviet space program developed Soyuz spacecraft
OKB-1 developed Soyuz spacecraft
Voskhod spacecraft followedBy Soyuz spacecraft
Progress spacecraft designBasedOn Soyuz spacecraft
Mir program crewTransportVehicle Soyuz
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Soyuz spacecraft successorVariant Soyuz-T
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Soyuz spacecraft successorVariant Soyuz-TM
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Soyuz spacecraft successorVariant Soyuz-TMA
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Soyuz spacecraft successorVariant Soyuz TMA-M
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Soyuz spacecraft successorVariant Soyuz MS
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Helen Sharman spaceMission Soyuz TM-12
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Helen Sharman spaceMission Soyuz TM-11
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Soyuz rocket carries Soyuz spacecraft
Mir space station visitedBy Soyuz spacecraft
Dr. Ryan Stone modeOfTransportation Soyuz spacecraft (fictional use)
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Soyuz 19 spacecraftType Soyuz 7K-TM
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Soyuz program (early phase) spacecraftFamily Soyuz
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TsKBEM notableWork Soyuz spacecraft
RKK Energia designed Soyuz spacecraft
RKK Energia operatorOf Soyuz crewed spacecraft
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RKK Energia notableProject Soyuz-TMA spacecraft series
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RKK Energia notableProject Soyuz-MS spacecraft series
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Progress 1 spacecraftBus Soyuz 7K-T
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Soyuz 1 spacecraftType Soyuz 7K-OK
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Salyut space stations usedSpacecraft Soyuz spacecraft
Blok DM usedWith Soyuz spacecraft (for some missions via compatible launchers)
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