Sojuz-U2 | Sojuz T-13

Informazioni sulla missione

Lancio 1985-06-06T06:39:52
Esito SUCCESSO
Tipo missione Esplorazione umana
Orbita Orbita bassa terrestre (LEO)
Rampa 1/5, Cosmodromo di Baykonur, Repubblica del Kazakistan (KAZ) :map:

Equipaggio

↑↓ Nome   Affiliazione Ruolo
↑ Viktor Savinykh :ru: RFSA Ingegnere di volo
↑↓ Vladimir Dzhanibekov :ru: RFSA Comandante
↓ Georgij Grečko :ru: RFSA Ingegnere di volo

Veicolo spaziale

Nome Sojuz T-13 seriale Soyuz T 11F732 #19
Destinazione Salyut 7
Configurazione Soyuz T
Trasporto equipaggi Sì
Dimensioni altezza 7,48 m
diametro 2,00 m
Numero passeggeri Fino a 3 persone
Capacità di carico - kg

Lanciatore

Nome Soyuz-U2Wiki
Costruttore Soviet Space Program Wiki
Fornitore servizi di lancio Soviet Space Program Wiki
Primo volo 1982-12-23
Numero stadi 2
Altezza 34,54 m
Diametro 2,95 m
Peso al lancio 298 t
Spinta al decollo -
Capacità di carico LEO: 7.050 kg
GTO: -
Successi/Lanci totali 71/71 (71 consecutivi)
Booster None

Ultimo aggiornamento: 2026-09-09T22:12:40 con AstronautiBOT 2026.09.07 - Fonte: LaunchLibrary2 API

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Soyuz T-13 was the eighth mission to visit the Salyut 7 space station. The mission began on June 6, 1985, 06:39:52 UTC, launching Commander Vladimir Dzhanibekov and Flight Engineer Viktor Savinykh into orbit. Following a two day solo flight Soyuz T-13 docked with Salyut 7 on June 08. When arriving there, the station had been vacant since eight month and it had been crippled by a solar array problem. Soyuz T-13 was the first Soyuz to dock manually with an inert Salyut. During their stay on the station, crew had to perform numerous repairs to restore life support, power and other systems, and conducted two EVAs for the same reasons. Cosmonauts were visited by a Progress cargo spacecraft and a Soyuz T-14, who joined the work on the station. Vladimir Dzhanibekov returned to Earth with the Soyuz T-14 crew member, while Viktor Savinykh stayed to continue his work on the station.
The mission concluded with a safe landing back on Earth on September 26, 1985, 09:51:58 UTC.

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