Answer: MIR
MIR is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 204 times.
Referring Clues:
- Cosmonauts' space station
- Peace, in Russia
- Russian space station
- Earth orbiter
- Atlantis docked with it
- Home in space
- Launch of 2/20/86
- Russian orbiter
- Station in space
- Successor to Salyut 7
- High station
- Launch of 1986
- Site of many 90's experiments
- Tolstoy's "Voyna i ___"
- It was launched in 1986
- Aging orbiter
- 1986 U.S.S.R. launch
- Russian station
- It crashed on 3/23/2001
- Station launched in 1986
- Russian for peace
- It crashed on 3/23/01
- Fallen space station
- Former Russian orbiter
- Space station name
- Fallen Russian orbiter
- Peace, in Pravda
- 45-Down in Russian
- Russian peace
- Salyut 7's successor
- It was deorbited in 2001
- Bygone Russian space station
- Peace, in Russian
- Soyuz destination
- Bygone station
- Humans last lived there in 2000
- Old space station
- It was made to fall in 2001
- Soon-to-be-scrapped space station
- Aging space station
- High station?
- Fallen Russian space station
- High station that's now a mere memory
- Former Russian space station
- Former orbiter
- It was launched 2/19/86
- Village of tsarist Russia
- It came down in March 2001
- Peace, to Putin
- Fallen Russian station
- Cosmonaut's home away from home, once
- Former Soviet space station
- Peace, in Pinsk
- It disintegrated in 2001
- Russian space station until 2001
- 1986 launch
- Russian space station of old
- Space shuttle destination, once
- Old Soviet space station
- Former space shuttle destination
- One-time shuttle destination
- Its deorbit occured in 2005
- Tolstoy's "Voina i ___"
- Former space shuttle stop
- Former space station
- It fell in 2001
- Onetime space station
- Space station for about 15 years
- It was launched in February 1986
- Predecessor of the International Space Station
- Russian orbiter for 15 years
- Peace, to Tolstoy
- Russian for "peace"
- Fallen orbiter
- Earth orbiter for about 15 years
- It fell shortly after the 2001 vernal equinox
- Space station until 2001
- It was up for just over 15 years
- It fell in March 2001
- Soviet space station
- Salyut successor
- Erstwhile space station
- Word in a Tolstoy title
- It left orbit in 2001
- Russian mobile home?
- Space station
- Orbiter until 2001
- Russian peasant community
- Former space docking site
- Space outcast
- One-time shuttle stop
- One-time orbiter
- Downed Russian orbiter
- Peace, in St. Petersburg
- End of a Tolstoi title
- Novy ___, Russian literary magazine
- Space station that fell to Earth in 2001
- Highest Russian territory, once?
- Satellite launched in 1986
- Erstwhile orbiter
- It crashed 3/23/01
- Downed space station
- It was launched by the Soviets in 1986
- Space station that had a supply of vodka
- Satellite that deorbited in 2001
- It fell to earth in March 2001
- Soviet space ship
- It landed in the Pacific Ocean on 3/23/01
- First space lab
- Russian space capsule
- 1986-to-2001 orbiter
- It was last inhabited in 2000
- Old Soviet orbiter
- Cosmonaut's destination, once
- Onetime Soyuz destination
- 'Bei ___ Bist du Schn'
- Beleaguered spacecraft
- Bygone space station
- 'Bei ___ Bist du Schon'
- Russian spacecraft
- Soviet spacecraft
- It came to Earth 3/23/01
- Former spacecraft
- Noted space station
- Former Earth orbiter
- Old Russian space station
- Earth orbitor of yore
- Downed Russian space station
- Former space research structure
- Russian space veh.
- Erstwhile Russian orbiter
- Novy ___ (Russian literary magazine)
- Craft whose name means "peace"
- Space station with cosmonauts
- Peace, to Pasternak
- Space station that operated on Moscow time
- It orbited Earth 86,331 times
- Russian launch of 1986
- It spent 5,519 days in orbit
- Peace, to Pushkin
- It fell after about 15 years
- It was in orbit for 15 years
- End of a Tolstoy title
- Old USSR space station
- Soviet launch of 1986
- It was de-orbited 3-23-01
- Peace abroad
- International Space Station precursor
- Peace, to Peter I
- Clinton-era space station
- Old cosmonauts' destination
- Border
- Space station launched by the Soviets
- Old Russ. space station
- Old Russian orbiter
- Yuri's "peace"
- Russian space station once visited by US shuttles
- Earth orbiter until 2001
- Soviet satellite
- It deorbited in March 2001
- It came down in 2001
- Russian orbiter until 2001
- Once-high station?
- Space station launched in 1986
- Follower of Salyut 7
- Onetime Russian space station
- It fell after 15 years
- Orbiter for 15 years
- Red orbiter
- 'Peace' in Russian
- I.S.S. forerunner
- With 57-Down, no-no #3
- Shannon Lucid's home for 188 days
- 1986-2001 orbiter
- Antiquated space station
- Cosmonaut's home in space, once
- Pre-2001 space station
- Defunct Soviet space station
- Its last revolution was in 2001
- Putin's peace
- Station that people once looked up to
- Defunct space station
- It went around for 15 years
- 1986-2001 Earth orbiter
- Russian orbiter that docked with Atlantis
- Orbiter from 1986 to 2001
- Faller of 2001
- 105-Down launch
- Russian village
- It made a big splash in 2001
- Russian "peace"
- Former Soviet orbiter
- Space station deorbited in 2001
- 1960s-'70s Israeli leader
- Space station from 1986 to 2001
- See 10-Down
- Literally, "peace"
- Russian space station for 15 years
- Docking site during the 1980s-'90s
- Plunger into the Pacific Ocean in 2001
- High flier until 2001
- Largest artificial satellite in orbit, before 9-Down
- "Es tut ___ leid" ("I'm sorry," in German)
- Historic space station
Last Seen In:
- LA Times - November 17, 2024
- LA Times - July 22, 2024
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- New York Times - May 01, 2024
- LA Times - April 28, 2024
- New York Times - January 07, 2024
- New York Times - November 02, 2023
- LA Times - October 03, 2023
- New York Times - August 16, 2023
- LA Times - August 04, 2023
- New York Times - January 13, 2023
- New York Times - July 08, 2022
- LA Times - June 11, 2022
- LA Times - December 29, 2021
- LA Times - December 05, 2021
- New York Times - December 01, 2021
- LA Times - October 14, 2021
- New York Times - September 01, 2021
- LA Times - May 09, 2021
- New York Times - April 23, 2021
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