Russian space station Mir

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The Russian space station Mir was a modular, long-duration orbital research outpost that served as the centerpiece of Soviet and later Russian human spaceflight from the mid-1980s until its deorbit in 2001.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf modular space station
orbital research station
space station
actualOperationalLife about 15 years
apogeeAltitude approximately 374 km
configuration modular
coreModule Mir Core Module
countryOfOrigin Soviet Union
deorbitControlledBy Progress M1-5
linked to: Progress-M
deorbitDate 2001-03-23
designLife 5 years
firstCommander Leonid Kizim NERFINISHED
firstCrewArrivalDate 1986-03-13
firstCrewMission Soyuz T-15
firstFlightEngineer Vladimir Solovyov
firstModuleLaunchDate 1986-02-20
followedBy International Space Station
historicalSignificance first continuously inhabited long-term modular space station
served as main platform for Soviet and Russian human spaceflight in late 20th century
hostedAstronautsFrom Canada
France
Germany
Japan
Russia
United Kingdom
United States
other countries
inclination 51.6 degrees
internationalCooperation Interkosmos program
linked to: Intercosmos program

Shuttle–Mir Program
languageOfName Russian
lastModuleLaunchDate 1996-04-23
launchDate 1986-02-20
launchSite Baikonur Cosmodrome
Baikonur Cosmodrome Site 200/39
linked to: Baikonur Cosmodrome
launchVehicle Proton-K rocket
linked to: Proton rocket
length about 19 meters
longestSingleStayDuration 437.7 days
module Docking Module
Kristall
Kvant-1
Kvant-2
Mir Core Module
linked to: Mir core module

Priroda
Spektr
nameMeaning peace
world
notableIncident 1997-02-23 onboard fire in Kvant-1
1997-06-25 collision with Progress M-34
notableProgram Phase 1 Shuttle–Mir Program
operator Russian space program
Soviet space program
orbitalInsertionDate 1986-02-20
orbitalPeriod about 92 minutes
orbitalStatus deorbited
orbitType low Earth orbit
perigeeAltitude approximately 354 km
precededBy Salyut 7
pressurizedVolume about 350 cubic meters
primaryMission Earth observation
long-duration human spaceflight
microgravity research
technology demonstration
recordHolderForLongestSingleStay Valeri Polyakov
reentryDate 2001-03-23
reentryLocation South Pacific Ocean
spaceAgency RKK Energia
Roscosmos
spanWithSolarArrays about 31 meters
totalMass approximately 130000 kg
totalNumberOfCrewedExpeditions 28
totalNumberOfSpacewalks 80+
totalNumberOfVisitors 100+
visitingVehicle Progress
Soyuz
linked to: Soyuz spacecraft

Space Shuttle

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STS-81 destination Russian space station Mir
Mir EO-20 spaceStationProgram Soviet and Russian Mir program
linked to: Russian space station Mir