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International Flight-No. 89Soyuz T-9USSR |
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| No. | Surname | Given name | Job | Flight No. | Duration | Orbits | |
| 1 | Lyakhov | Vladimir Afanasiyevich | Commander | 2 | 149d 10h 46m | 2365 | |
| 2 | Aleksandrov | Aleksandr Pavlovich | Flight Engineer | 1 | 149d 10h 46m | 2365 |
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Launch from Baikonur; landing 160 km east of
Dzheskasgan. Docking on Salyut 7-Kosmos 1443. Second resident crew of the station. Supplies carried from cargo space ships Progress 17 and 18. Numeruous scientific experiments in different disciplines. On July 27, 1983 a small object struck a Salyut 7 viewport. It blasted out a 4-mm crater, but did not penetrate the outer of the window's two panes. It was not clear, if it was orbital debris or from a meteor shower. EVA`s on 01.11. (2h 50m) and 03.11.1983 (2h 55m) (mounting of two solar-cell-structures). |
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