Soyuz 10

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Soyuz 10 was a 1971 Soviet crewed spaceflight that became the first mission to attempt docking with the world’s first space station, Salyut 1, though the docking was not fully successful.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Soyuz spacecraft mission
crewed spaceflight
callsign Granit NERFINISHED
commander Vladimir Shatalov NERFINISHED
country Soviet Union
crewMember Alexei Yeliseyev NERFINISHED
Nikolai Rukavishnikov NERFINISHED
Vladimir Shatalov NERFINISHED
crewSize 3
crewSurvival all crew survived
destination Earth orbit near Salyut 1
dockingOutcome docking not fully successful
partial docking
dockingStatus hard-dock not achieved
era Cold War space race NERFINISHED
failureAspect inability to achieve secure mechanical lock with Salyut 1
failureCause docking mechanism malfunction
flightEngineer Alexei Yeliseyev NERFINISHED
followedBy Soyuz 11 NERFINISHED
launchDate 1971-04-22
launchSite Baikonur Cosmodrome
Baikonur Cosmodrome Site 1/5 NERFINISHED
launchVehicle Soyuz rocket NERFINISHED
launchYear 1971
missionDuration about 1.9 days
approximately 47 hours
missionResult crew returned safely to Earth
failed to achieve full docking with Salyut 1
missionType crewed orbital mission
space station docking attempt
operator Soviet space program NERFINISHED
orbitRegime low Earth orbit
precededBy Soyuz 9 NERFINISHED
primaryObjective Dock with Salyut 1 space station
program Soyuz program NERFINISHED
reentryType crewed capsule reentry
relatedTo Salyut program NERFINISHED
researchEngineer Nikolai Rukavishnikov NERFINISHED
returnDate 1971-04-25
significance early test of long-duration space station operations
first crewed mission to attempt docking with a space station
spaceAgency Soviet space agency
spacecraftType Soyuz 7K-OKS NERFINISHED
spaceStationTarget Salyut 1 NERFINISHED
wasFirstTo attempt docking with Salyut 1
attempt docking with the world’s first space station

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