Mir-NASA program

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The Mir-NASA program was a collaborative spaceflight initiative in the 1990s that sent American astronauts to live and work aboard Russia’s Mir space station, paving the way for later International Space Station cooperation.

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instanceOf US-Russia space cooperation initiative
international cooperation program
spaceflight program
country Russia
United States of America
surface form: United States
decade 1990s
endTime 1998
feature Shuttle-Mir dockings NERFINISHED
long-duration US astronaut stays on Mir
field human spaceflight
space science
followedBy International Space Station program NERFINISHED
goal conduct scientific research in microgravity
develop interoperability of spacecraft systems
long-duration human spaceflight experience for NASA
prepare for International Space Station cooperation
test joint operations between US and Russian space agencies
involvedActivity joint crew training
joint mission planning
joint spacewalks
location low Earth orbit
notableMission STS-71 NERFINISHED
STS-74 NERFINISHED
STS-76 NERFINISHED
STS-79 NERFINISHED
STS-81 NERFINISHED
STS-84 NERFINISHED
STS-86 NERFINISHED
STS-89 NERFINISHED
STS-91 NERFINISHED
participant NASA NERFINISHED
Roscosmos NERFINISHED
Russian Space Agency NERFINISHED
precededBy Apollo-Soyuz Test Project NERFINISHED
sentAstronaut Andrew Thomas NERFINISHED
David Wolf NERFINISHED
Jerry Linenger NERFINISHED
John Blaha NERFINISHED
Michael Foale NERFINISHED
Norman Thagard NERFINISHED
Shannon Lucid NERFINISHED
significance paved the way for ISS partnership between the United States and Russia
spaceStation Mir NERFINISHED
startTime 1994
usedSpacecraft Progress cargo spacecraft NERFINISHED
Soyuz spacecraft NERFINISHED
Space Shuttle Atlantis NERFINISHED
Space Shuttle Discovery NERFINISHED
Space Shuttle Endeavour NERFINISHED

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Mir EO-21 program Mir-NASA program
Gagarin Cosmonaut Training Center trainingForProgram Mir-NASA program
this entity surface form: Mir space station program