Progress M-34

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Progress M-34 was a Russian uncrewed cargo spacecraft that resupplied the Mir space station and became known for its 1997 collision with the Spektr module.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Progress spacecraft
spacecraft involved in space collision
uncrewed cargo spacecraft
accidentConsequence damage to Spektr module
loss of pressure in Spektr module
partial power loss on Mir
belongsTo Progress spacecraft family NERFINISHED
collisionDate 1997
collisionWith Spektr module NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin Russia
crewOnboard 0
destination low Earth orbit
hasAccident yes
hasDockingCapability yes
hasOnboardCrew no
historicalSignificance one of the most serious collision incidents in crewed spaceflight history
incidentType in-orbit collision
isUncrewed true
launchSite Baikonur Cosmodrome
launchSiteCountry Kazakhstan NERFINISHED
launchVehicle Soyuz-U NERFINISHED
missionType cargo delivery to space station
logistics resupply mission
notableFor collision with the Spektr module of Mir in 1997
operator Roskosmos NERFINISHED
Russian Space Agency NERFINISHED
orbitRegime low Earth orbit
primaryPurpose deliver supplies to Mir
propulsionType chemical propulsion
relatedSpaceStation Mir GENERATED
relatedSpaceStationModule Spektr NERFINISHED
spacecraftConfiguration Progress-M variant
spacecraftSeries Progress-M NERFINISHED
spacecraftType automated cargo freighter
spaceProgram Mir program NERFINISHED
Russian space program
spaceStationInvolvedInCollision Mir NERFINISHED
spaceStationResupplied Mir NERFINISHED
status deorbited
suppliesDelivered cargo
equipment
fuel
targetModule Spektr module of Mir NERFINISHED
usedBy Russian Federal Space Agency NERFINISHED
usedFor manual rendezvous test with Mir

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Spektr collisionWith Progress M-34