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The 19 pages that link to Soyuz spacecraft, each with the reason it gives.

• Sergei KorolevBroader topic: Its design lineage grew from Korolev's spacecraft bureau and remains a lasting part of his legacy.

• Soviet space programBroader topic: Designed for lunar ambitions, it became the program’s enduring crew-transport system.

• Apollo command and service moduleCompared with: Its orbital, descent, and instrument modules divide functions differently from Apollo.

• Space ShuttleCompared with: Soyuz shows the compact capsule approach that continued crew transport while the shuttle was grounded or retired.

• Apollo–Soyuz Test ProjectBroader topic: The Soyuz carried the Soviet crew and docked with Apollo using the shared adapter.

• Space Shuttle programCompared with: Soyuz provided a smaller, capsule-based alternative for crew transport to orbit.

• Commercial Crew ProgramCompared with: Soyuz carried NASA astronauts to the station during the gap before commercial crew flights.

• R-7 SemyorkaRelated: R-7-derived Soyuz launchers place this spacecraft into orbit.

• MirRelated: Soyuz ferried Mir crews and served as their emergency return vehicle.

• Baikonur CosmodromeBroader topic: Crews launched from Baikonur have used Soyuz spacecraft to reach orbit.

• InterkosmosRelated: Most Interkosmos guest cosmonauts flew aboard Soyuz spacecraft.

• Space capsuleBroader topic: Its descent module is a reusable capsule at the heart of a larger spacecraft.

• RoscosmosRelated: Roscosmos operates Soyuz missions for crew transport and orbital access.

• Space AdventuresRelated: It carried Space Adventures’ early private customers to the International Space Station.

• Anousheh AnsariNarrower topic: The TMA-9 mission used this spacecraft family’s capsule and launch system.

• Soyuz programmeBroader topic: Its crewed vehicles are the programme’s central means of reaching orbit and returning safely.

• Arnaldo Tamayo MéndezNarrower topic: Soyuz 38 used this spacecraft family to ferry its international crew to orbit.

• Phạm TuânNarrower topic: Soyuz 37 belonged to this spacecraft family.

• Sigmund JähnNarrower topic: Soyuz 31 belonged to this spacecraft family.