Soyuz MS-19

Astraeus

Russia

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Launch, orbit and landing data

Launch date:	05.10.2021
Launch time:	08:55:02.442 UTC
Launch site:	Baikonur
Launch pad:	31
Altitude:	400 km
Inclination:	51.67°
Docking ISS:	05.10.2021, 12:22:31 UTC
Undocking ISS:	30.03.2022, 07:21:03 UTC
Landing date:	30.03.2022
Landing time:	11:28:04 UTC
Landing site:	47°23'24.84''N, 69°35'16.50''E

Crew

No.	Surname	Given names	Position	Flight No.	Duration	Orbits
1	Shkaplerov	Anton Nikolayevich	Commander	4	176d 02h 33m 02s	2759
2	Shipenko	Klim Alekseyevich	UKP	1	11d 19h 40m 40s	185
3	Peresild	Yulia Sergeyevna	UKP	1	11d 19h 40m 40s	185

Crew seating arrangement

Launch
1	Shkaplerov
2	Shipenko
3	Peresild

Landing
1	Shkaplerov
2	Dubrov
3	Vande Hei

Backup Crew

No.	Surname	Given names	Position
1	Artemyev	Oleg Germanovich	Commander
2	Dudin	Aleksei Vladimirovich	UKP
3	Mordovina	Alina Vladimirovna	UKP

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Reserve

No.	Surname	Given names	Position
2	Petelin	Dmitri Aleksandrovich	Flight Engineer
3	Korsakov	Sergei Vladimirovich	Flight Engineer

Hardware

Launch vehicle:	Soyuz-2.1a (No. Kh15000-047)
Spacecraft:	Soyuz MS-19 (MS No. 749)

Flight

Launch from the Baikonur Cosmodrome. Landing 148 km southeast of Dzheskasgan.

Following an only three-hours solo flight Soyuz MS-19 docked to ISS on October 05, 2021. Actress Yulia Peresild and producer Klim Shipenko, who are making their first flights into space, spend 12 days on the space station, filming segments for a movie titled "Challenge" under a commercial agreement between Roscosmos and Moscow-based media entities. They returned to Earth with Oleg Novitsky October 17, 2021 on the Soyuz MS-18 spacecraft, which is currently docked at the space station, for a parachute-assisted landing on the Kazakh steppe. Anton Shkaplerov remained aboard the station through March 2022, returning with Mark Vande Hei and Pyotr Dubrov on the Soyuz MS-19 spacecraft. The return of Mark Vande Hei and Pyotr Dubrov marked the end of a 355-day mission.