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International Flight No. 63Soyuz 28USSR |
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| No. | Surname | Given names | Position | Flight No. | Duration | Orbits | |
| 1 | Gubarev | Aleksei Aleksandrovich | Commander | 2 | 7d 22h 17m | 125 | |
| 2 | Remek | Vladimír "Volodya" | Research Cosmonaut | 1 | 7d 22h 17m | 125 |
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Launch from the Baikonur Cosmodrome; landing
135 km north of Arkalyk. It was the first Interkosmos Mission with a Czech-Slowakian cosmonaut on board. Following a one day solo flight the Soyuz docked with the Salyut 6 space station on 03.03.1978 and common work with the first resident crew. Interkosmos missions had mainly political purposes but also some scientific experiments were performed, as crystall growing experiments, materials processing, earth-observations, medical biological tests. |
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