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==Crew==
'''Soyuz TMA-7''' was a manned mission to the [[International Space Station]] (ISS) conducted by the Russian space agency [[Roskosmos]].  The mission launched from [[Baikonur Cosmodrome]] on 01 October 2005, transported ISS crew members to the station, and returned to Earth on 08 April 2006.  TMA-7 also transported one "[[spaceflight participant]]" to the ISS and returned a Brazillian Flight Engineer to Earth.


'''Launched ''[[International Space Station|ISS]] [[Expedition 12]]'' crew:'''
*''[[Valery Tokarev]] (2)'' Commander -  [[Russia]]
*''[[William McArthur]] (4)'' Flight Engineer - [[U.S.A.]]
*  [[Gregory Olsen]] (1) Spaceflight Participant - [[U.S.A.]]


'''Landed ''[[International Space Station|ISS]] [[Expedition 12]]'' crew:'''
*''[[Valery Tokarev]] (2)'' Commander - [[Russia]]
*''[[William McArthur]] (4)'' Flight Engineer - [[U.S.A.]]
*  [[Marcos Pontes]] (1) Flight Engineer - [[Brazil]]
[[Image:Crew_of_soyuz_tma7.jpg|Crew of Soyuz TMA-7]]
[[Image:Crew_of_soyuz_tma7.jpg|Crew of Soyuz TMA-7]]
==Mission parameters==
*'''[[Mass]]:''' 7 200 kg
*'''[[Perigee]]:''' ~200 km
*'''[[Apogee]]:''' ~252 km
*'''[[Inclination]]:''' ~51.7°
*'''[[Orbital period|Period]]:''' ~88.7 minutes


==Mission highlights==
==Mission highlights==


28th manned flight to ISS (Flight 11S).
28th manned flight to ISS (Flight 11S).
'''Soyuz TMA-7''' is a [[Soyuz spacecraft]] which has been launched on [[October 1]], [[2005]] by a [[Soyuz launch vehicle]] from [[Baikonur Cosmodrome]].


[[Image:Soyuz TMA-7 approach.jpg|thumb|Soyuz TMA-7 approaches the International Space Station]]
[[Image:Soyuz TMA-7 approach.jpg|thumb|Soyuz TMA-7 approaches the International Space Station]]
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The spacecraft carried two members of the [[Expedition 12]] crew to the [[International Space Station]], together with the [[space tourist]] [[Gregory Olsen]].  They replaced the [[Expedition 11]] crew, Commander [[Sergei Krikalev]] and [[John L. Phillips|John Phillips]].
The spacecraft carried two members of the [[Expedition 12]] crew to the [[International Space Station]], together with the [[space tourist]] [[Gregory Olsen]].  They replaced the [[Expedition 11]] crew, Commander [[Sergei Krikalev]] and [[John L. Phillips|John Phillips]].
   
   
The last member of the original Expedition 12 crew, [[Thomas Reiter]] finally launched in July 2006 on [[STS-121]]. Owing to to shuttle mechanical and weather delays, he was forced to move to [[Expedition 13]].  
This was the last flight which is covered by the [[1996]] "balance" agreement that required the Russians to provide 11 Soyuz spacecraft to ferry joint U.S-Russian crews to and from the International Space Station. Further Soyuz flights needed a renegotiation between NASA and its Russian counterpart, and a modification of the [[Iran Nonproliferation Act]] of [[2000]].


This was the last flight which is covered by the [[1996]] "balance" agreement that required the Russians to provide 11 Soyuz spacecraft to ferry joint U.S-Russian crews to and from the International Space Station. Further Soyuz flights needed a renegotiation between NASA and its Russian counterpart, and a modification of the [[Iran Nonproliferation Act]] of [[2000]].
==Crew==
 
*[[Valery Tokarev]] (2) - Commander -  [[Russia]]
*[[William McArthur]] (4) - Flight Engineer - [[U.S.A.]]
*[[Gregory Olsen]] (1) - Spaceflight Participant ''(ascent only)'' - [[U.S.A.]]
*[[Marcos Pontes]] (1) -  Flight Engineer ''(descent only)'' - [[Brazil]]
 
==Mission parameters==
*'''[[Mass]]:''' 7 200 kg
*'''[[Perigee]]:''' ~200 km
*'''[[Apogee]]:''' ~252 km
*'''[[Inclination]]:''' ~51.7°
*'''[[Orbital period|Period]]:''' ~88.7 minutes


==See also==
==See also==
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Revision as of 14:19, 16 November 2006

Soyuz TMA-7
Mission statistics
File:Soyuz TMA-7 patch white.png
Mission name: Soyuz TMA-7
Call sign:
Number of crew members: 3
Launch: October 1, 2005
03:55:00 UTC
Baikonur LC1
Landing: April 8, 2006
23:48:00 UTC
Duration: 189d 19h 53m
Number of orbits: 2,987

Soyuz TMA-7 was a manned mission to the International Space Station (ISS) conducted by the Russian space agency Roskosmos. The mission launched from Baikonur Cosmodrome on 01 October 2005, transported ISS crew members to the station, and returned to Earth on 08 April 2006. TMA-7 also transported one "spaceflight participant" to the ISS and returned a Brazillian Flight Engineer to Earth.


Crew of Soyuz TMA-7

Mission highlights

28th manned flight to ISS (Flight 11S).

Soyuz TMA-7 approaches the International Space Station

The spacecraft carried two members of the Expedition 12 crew to the International Space Station, together with the space tourist Gregory Olsen. They replaced the Expedition 11 crew, Commander Sergei Krikalev and John Phillips.

This was the last flight which is covered by the 1996 "balance" agreement that required the Russians to provide 11 Soyuz spacecraft to ferry joint U.S-Russian crews to and from the International Space Station. Further Soyuz flights needed a renegotiation between NASA and its Russian counterpart, and a modification of the Iran Nonproliferation Act of 2000.

Crew

Mission parameters

See also

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