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- Soyuz_TM-18 abstract "Soyuz TM-18 was launched from Baikonur Cosmodrome and landed 112 km north of Arkalyk. TM-18 was a two-day solo flight that docked with the Mir space station on January 10, 1994. The three cosmonauts became the 15th resident crew of the MIR. The crew did research work in space flight medicine, primarily by cosmonaut Valeri Polyakov during his long-term flight, and accomplished 25 different experiments.".
- Soyuz_TM-18 cosparId "1994-001A".
- Soyuz_TM-18 thumbnail Soyuz_TM-18_patch.png?width=300.
- Soyuz_TM-18 wikiPageExternalLink soyuz-tm18.htm.
- Soyuz_TM-18 wikiPageID "851101".
- Soyuz_TM-18 wikiPageRevisionID "586358987".
- Soyuz_TM-18 apsis "gee".
- Soyuz_TM-18 cosparId "1994".
- Soyuz_TM-18 crew1Up "Viktor Afanasyev".
- Soyuz_TM-18 crew2Up "Yury Usachov".
- Soyuz_TM-18 crew3Down "None".
- Soyuz_TM-18 crew3Up "Valeri Polyakov".
- Soyuz_TM-18 crewCallsign "Дербе́нт".
- Soyuz_TM-18 crewLaunching Valeri_Polyakov.
- Soyuz_TM-18 crewMembers Viktor_Mikhailovich_Afanasyev.
- Soyuz_TM-18 crewMembers Yury_Usachov.
- Soyuz_TM-18 crewSize "2".
- Soyuz_TM-18 crewSize "3".
- Soyuz_TM-18 docking "--01-10".
- Soyuz_TM-18 flights1Up "Second".
- Soyuz_TM-18 flights2Up "First".
- Soyuz_TM-18 flights3Up "Second".
- Soyuz_TM-18 hasPhotoCollection Soyuz_TM-18.
- Soyuz_TM-18 insignia "Soyuz TM-18 patch.png".
- Soyuz_TM-18 landingDate "--07-09".
- Soyuz_TM-18 landingSite "north of Arkalyk".
- Soyuz_TM-18 launchDate "--01-08".
- Soyuz_TM-18 launchRocket Soyuz-U2.
- Soyuz_TM-18 launchSite Baikonur_Cosmodrome.
- Soyuz_TM-18 launchSite Gagarin's_Start.
- Soyuz_TM-18 manufacturer S.P._Korolev_Rocket_and_Space_Corporation_Energia.
- Soyuz_TM-18 missionDuration "1.5726421E7".
- Soyuz_TM-18 missionType "Mir crew transport".
- Soyuz_TM-18 name "Soyuz TM-18".
- Soyuz_TM-18 nextMission Soyuz_TM-19.
- Soyuz_TM-18 operator Russian_Federal_Space_Agency.
- Soyuz_TM-18 orbitEpoch "--02-07".
- Soyuz_TM-18 orbitInclination "51.6".
- Soyuz_TM-18 orbitPeriod "5537.400000000001".
- Soyuz_TM-18 orbitReference Geocentric_orbit.
- Soyuz_TM-18 orbitRegime Low_Earth_orbit.
- Soyuz_TM-18 orbitsCompleted "~2,910".
- Soyuz_TM-18 position "Commander".
- Soyuz_TM-18 position "Flight Engineer".
- Soyuz_TM-18 position "Research Cosmonaut".
- Soyuz_TM-18 previousMission Soyuz_TM-17.
- Soyuz_TM-18 programme Soyuz_programme.
- Soyuz_TM-18 satcat "22957".
- Soyuz_TM-18 spacecraft "Soyuz 7K-STM No. 67".
- Soyuz_TM-18 spacecraftType Soyuz-TM.
- Soyuz_TM-18 subject Category:Manned_Soyuz_missions.
- Soyuz_TM-18 subject Category:Spacecraft_launched_in_1994.
- Soyuz_TM-18 type ArtificialSatellite.
- Soyuz_TM-18 type Satellite.
- Soyuz_TM-18 type Event.
- Soyuz_TM-18 type SpaceMission.
- Soyuz_TM-18 type Thing.
- Soyuz_TM-18 comment "Soyuz TM-18 was launched from Baikonur Cosmodrome and landed 112 km north of Arkalyk. TM-18 was a two-day solo flight that docked with the Mir space station on January 10, 1994. The three cosmonauts became the 15th resident crew of the MIR. The crew did research work in space flight medicine, primarily by cosmonaut Valeri Polyakov during his long-term flight, and accomplished 25 different experiments.".
- Soyuz_TM-18 label "Sojoez TM-18".
- Soyuz_TM-18 label "Sojus TM-18".
- Soyuz_TM-18 label "Sojuz TM-18".
- Soyuz_TM-18 label "Sojuz TM-18".
- Soyuz_TM-18 label "Soyouz TM-18".
- Soyuz_TM-18 label "Soyuz TM-18".
- Soyuz_TM-18 label "Soyuz TM-18".
- Soyuz_TM-18 label "Союз ТМ-18".
- Soyuz_TM-18 label "ソユーズTM-18".
- Soyuz_TM-18 sameAs Sojuz_TM-18.
- Soyuz_TM-18 sameAs Sojus_TM-18.
- Soyuz_TM-18 sameAs Soyouz_TM-18.
- Soyuz_TM-18 sameAs Sojuz_TM-18.
- Soyuz_TM-18 sameAs ソユーズTM-18.
- Soyuz_TM-18 sameAs Sojoez_TM-18.
- Soyuz_TM-18 sameAs Sojuz_TM-18.
- Soyuz_TM-18 sameAs Soyuz_TM-18.
- Soyuz_TM-18 sameAs m.03h3cx.
- Soyuz_TM-18 sameAs Q645825.
- Soyuz_TM-18 sameAs Q645825.
- Soyuz_TM-18 wasDerivedFrom Soyuz_TM-18?oldid=586358987.
- Soyuz_TM-18 depiction Soyuz_TM-18_patch.png.
- Soyuz_TM-18 isPrimaryTopicOf Soyuz_TM-18.
