Salyut
From: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
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Date: 2008
Salyut see space exploration ; space station .
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Soviet Spacecraft Plunges to Earth
The Washington Post; 2/7/1991; 131 words;
The 40-ton Salyut-7 Soviet space station plunged through Earth's atmosphere ... it to fall" to Earth, he said. The partially solar-powered Salyut-7 was orbited in April 1982. Tass news agency said it should have stayed in orbit for several more ...
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Errant Soviet spacecraft heads to Earth
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