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- First launch (unmanned): November 28, 1966NASA: Russian Soyuz TMA Spacecraft Details
- Modules: orbital, propulsion and descentNASA: Russian Soyuz TMA Spacecraft Details
- The Soyuz underwent four generations of improvements, and several upgradesNASA: Russian Soyuz TMA Spacecraft Details
- Descent module weight: 6,393 poundsNASA: Russian Soyuz TMA Spacecraft Details
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Russia's Soyuz spacecraft consists of several modules and carries astronauts and equipment into space.RussianSpaceWeb: Manned Spacecraft Soyuz
On March 12, 2009, the crew of International Space Station evacuated into the Soyuz due to a threat of impact from space debris. NASA said the chance of impact was low but the debris were large enough to cause damage.Chron.com: Astronauts leave space station as debris approaches (March 12, 2009) The crew was allowed to return to the ISS at 12:45 EDT and return to normal operations.
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Soyuz Spacecraft Flight
The Soyuz family of spaceships consists of several modules that bring astronauts and equipment into space.RussianSpaceWeb: Manned Spacecraft Soyuz The first model was designed during the sixties, with newer generations and upgrades following into the 21st century.NASA: Russian Soyuz TMA Spacecraft DetailsThe Soyuz can dock into the International Space Station and serves as the return ship for astronauts working there.
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Space Tourism
Along with its government-assigned crew, the Soyuz also flies space tourists to the International Space Station. On October 12, 2008, Richard Garriott became the sixth privately funded space traveler to fly on board the Soyuz.FOXNews: Soyuz Spacecraft Heads for Space... (October 12, 2008)On October 23, 2008, the craft landed safely in Kazakhstan with civilian astronaut Garriott on board.Chron: Soyuz capsule carrying Austin millionaire lands safely (October 23, 2008)
Soyuz and Garriott
The Soyuz safely landed in remote Kazakhstan on October 23, 2008, after ten days in space. Austin computer game designer Richard Garriott, the 47-year-old son of a former astronaut, paid $30 million for the round-trip flight to the International Space Station. The last two landings in April and October of 2007 were jarring as the Soyuz landed off course after plunging into the Earth's atmosphere on steeper-than-anticipated trajectories.Chron: Soyuz capsule carrying Austin millionaire lands safely (October 23, 2008)-
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Soyuz Spacecraft Questions
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@Astro_TJ An update on your spacecraft: TMA-17's solar arrays have been successfully checked out, preparation of Soyuz FG rocket has begun!
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#science Expedition 21 Undocking: ReelNASA wrote: The Soyuz TMA-15 spacecraft carrying Expedition 21 Flight Engin... http://bit.ly/5s3D8d
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ReportingfromBelgium ยป Welcome to Earth: The Russian spacecraft Soyuz TMA-15 landed safely on the plains of Kaz.. http://bit.ly/5CsiCZ
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RT @NASA: The Soyuz spacecraft will perform a deorbit burn at 1:26aET for a 2:15a landing in Kazakhstan. Watch at: http://www.nasa.gov/ntv
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Frank De Winne, Roman Romanenko and Bob Thirsk returned to Earth aboard their Soyuz spacecraft in Kazakhstan overnight.
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