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Description	Figure 3-7. Cosmos 1686 and Salyut 7. Salyut 7/Cosmos 1686 complex (figure 3-7) massed 43 tons. Cosmos 1686 delivered 4500 kg of cargo, and nearly doubled the volume available to the Chegets. Unfortunately, they were little able to use the supplies and experimental apparatus or the room because of Vasyutin’s illness.
Date	March 1995
Source	Mir Hardware Heritage. NASA Reference Publication 1357 (March 1995).
Author	David S. F. Portree / NASA

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