Human Spaceflights

International Flight-No. 239

Soyuz TMA-5

Russia

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Launch, orbit and landing data

Launch date:  14.10.2004
Launch time:  03:06 UT
Launch site:  Baikonur
Launch pad:  1
Altitude:  204,0 - 238,1 km
Inclination:  51.67°
Docking ISS:  16.10.2004, 04:15:32 UT
Undocking ISS:  24.04.2005, 18:44:40 UT
Landing date:  24.04.2005
Landing time:  22:08 UT
Landing site:  51° 03' 24.96" N, 67° 18' 02.88" E

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Crew Soyuz TMA-5

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Crew

No.   Surname Given names Job Flight No. Duration Orbits
1 Russian Federation  Sharipov  Salizhan Shakirovich  Commander 2 192d 19h 02m  3032 
2 USA  Chiao  Leroy  Flight Engineer 4 192d 19h 02m  3032 
3 Russian Federation  Shargin  Yuri Georgiyevich  Flight Engineer 1 9d 21h 30m  155 

Crew seating arrangement

Launch
1  Sharipov
2  Chiao
3  Shargin
Soyuz TMA spaceship
Landing
1  Sharipov
2  Vittori
3  Chiao

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Launch deorbit entry
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Double Crew

No.   Surname Given names Job
1 Russian Federation  Tokarev  Valeri Ivanovich  Commander
2 USA  McArthur  William Surles, Jr. "Bill"  Flight Engineer
Crew Soyuz TMA-5 (double)

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Flight

Launch from Baikonur; landing 93 km north of Arkalyk.

ISS-expedition 10; "caretaker" crew; docking to ISS; crew replaced expedition 9 crew. 17 experiments from the NASA were planned, including first work with the DAFT-experiment and completing the ISSI this experiment was conducted during Space Station Expedition 7 and/or Expedition 8; docking to ISS.

First EVA by Chiao and Sharipov on 26.01.2005 (5h 28m) to install a work platform on the hull of the command module, to mount the European commercial experiment Rokviss, to relocate the Japanese space exposure experiment package and to install a Russian biological experiment.

Second and final EVA by Chiao and Sharipov on 28.03.2005 (4h 30m) to install three communications antennas for the ATV (Automated Transfer Vehicle) and a GPS (Global Positioning System) antenna, Sharipov manually deployed a Russian experiment, tossing a small science satellite called "Nanosatellite" into orbit.

Note

Shargin landed on 24.10.2004 at 00:36 UT with Soyuz TMA-4-spacecraft.

Photos / Drawings

Soyuz TMA spaceship Soyuz TMA landing module
Soyuz TMA-5 rollout Soyuz TMA-5 launch
EVA Chiao Departure of Soyuz TMA-5 from the ISS
traditional in-flight photo Soyuz TMA-5 Soyuz TMA-5 recovery

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Last update on January 11, 2010.

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