Soyuz TM
Space Missions

Soyuz TM - 11 - 02 December 1990

Soyuz TM - 12 - 18 May 1991

Soyuz TM - 13 - 02 October 1991

Soyuz TM - 14 - 17 March 1992

Soyuz TM - 15 - 27 July 1992

Soyuz TM - 16 - 24 January 1993

Soyuz TM - 17 - 01 July 1993

Soyuz TM - 18 - 08 January 1994

Soyuz TM - 19 - 01 July 1994

Soyuz TM - 20 - 03 October 1994

Soyuz TM - 21 - 14 March 1995

Soyuz TM - 22 - 03 September 1995

Soyuz TM - 23 - 21 February 1996

Soyuz TM - 24 - 17 August 1996

Soyuz TM - 25 - 10 February 1997

Soyuz TM - 26 - 05 August 1997

Soyuz TM - 27 - 29 January 1998

Soyuz TM - 28 - 13 August 1998

Soyuz TM - 29 - 20 February 1999

Soyuz TM - 30 - 04 Aprilr 2000

Soyuz TM - 31 - 31 October 2000

Science Research

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Additional Categorised as Unofficial Mission Patches

Further patches will be added as they become available via our research

Soyuz Programme moved over to TMA
(see Soyuz menu)

... designed by R. Sandri of Italy and produced for ESA by Lucreation, Netherlands. They show an electric guitar, bearing a Union flag, with its lead originating from the International Space Station. The ten stars are grouped in a four and a six, representing Tim’s membership of Expedition 46. It bears the ESA logo and the hashtag #spacerocks with Tim’s Twitter name

Inspired by Tim Peake’s mission, so much so that co-designer Tim Gagnon created an unofficial commemorative patch to celebrate the flight

Unofficial commemorative patch

Mir: Expedition 18
(EO-18)

CNES approached women designers to create the mission logo. Artist Virginie Enlart was chosen. She used a symbolic combination of imagery, starting with the Andromeda constellation itself and using the chains which bound the princess to a rock (from which she was freed by Perseus) as an echo to the DNA chain.

Soyuz TM-34 TM-33 MKC Uran Russia Human Space Flights

Soyuz Exp-1 (ISS01)