Soyuz 30 (Soyuz Space Programme) Frosted Pint Glass 16oz

Soyuz 30 (Soyuz Space Programme) Soyuz 30 was a Soviet unmanned spaceflight that took place on October 27, 1981. This mission marked the fourth test of the upgraded Soyuz-T series spacecraft within the broader Soyuz Space Programme. The primary objective of this flight was to demonstrate the capabilities and reliability of the updated spacecraft in preparation for manned missions, particularly for future long-duration stays at the Salyut 7 space station. Despite a minor issue with the parachute deployment system that caused some concern during reentry, Soyuz 30 successfully achieved its objectives, paving the way for subsequent manned flights. This mission played an essential role in advancing the Soyuz Space Programme and maintaining the Soviet Union's leadership position in space exploration during the late Cold War era.