Friday, April 26, 1996

Soyuz T-15

 1986-022A


The final Soyuz T mission was 7K-ST 11F732 No. 21L. It became the first spaceship to visit two space stations.


    Crew

  • Komandir Pol. Leonid Kizim, VVS

  • Bortinzhener Vladimir Solovyov, NPO Energiya


Soyuz T-15, flight 1 (Baikonur to Mir) 
 

DateTimeEventOrbit  

1986 Mar 13  1233:09  Launch by Soyuz-U  KB 
 1235 Blok-BVGD sep 
 1237  Blok-A sep  
 1241  Blok-I cutoff 
 1241  Blok-I sep 
 1350   193 x 238 x 51.61 
   241 x 292 x 51.62 
1986 Mar 14  2130   240 x 289 x 51.62 
1986 Mar 15  1200   292 x 331 x 51.63 
 1338  Docked with Mir -X 
1986 Mar 16  2130   332 x 339 x 51.63 
1986 Mar 18    332 x 339 x 51.6 


Soyuz T-15, flight 2 (Mir to Salyut-7) 
 

DateTimeEventOrbit  

1986 May 5  1212:09  Undocked Mir -X 
   309 x 345 x 51.6 
  DV1 
  DV2 
1986 May 6    358 x 360 x51.6 
 1657:52  Docked Salyut-7 +X 

Soyuz T-15 returned to Mir carrying 400 kg of cargo.


Soyuz T-15 flight 3 (Salyut-7 to Mir) 
 

DateTimeEventOrbit  

1986 Jun 4    334 x 340 x 51.6 
1986 Jun 25   Hatch closed 
 1458:00  Undocked Salyut-7 +X 
   356 x 359 x 51.6 
  DV1a 
  DV1b 
  DV2a 
  DV2b 
1986 Jun 26    325 x 338 x 51.6 
 1946:07  Docked Mir -X 
1986 Jun 27  1900   331 x 366 x 51.6 

Payload:

  • EFO electrophotmeter

  • Medical equipment 

  • PCN

  • Pion-M

  • Glucometer

  • KATE-140 Topo camera

  • NIVA VCR


Soyuz T-15, Flight 4 (Mir to Arkalyk recovery zone) 
 

DateTimeEventOrbit  

1986 Jul 15  2130   330 x 363 x 51.6 
1986 Jul 16  0907  Undocked Mir -X 
 1023  BO sep, 22C  (328 x 359 x 51.6 
 1205  Retrofire, PAO sep (records) 
 1139?  Retrofire (guess) 
 1143?  DO CO 
 1205?  PAO sep 
 1210? Entry 
 1234:15 Landed

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