| Onetime space station | 21 |
| Onetime Soyuz destination | 25 |
| One-time shuttle stop | 21 |
| Old Soviet space station | 24 |
| Novy ___, Russian literary magazine | 35 |
| Novy ___ (Russian literary magazine) | 36 |
| Modular space station assembled in orbit | 40 |
| Literally "peace" | 27 |
| Its deorbit occured in 2005 | 27 |
| It was up for just over 15 years | 32 |
| It was made to fall in 2001 | 27 |
| It was launched in February 1986 | 32 |
| It was launched in 1986 | 23 |
| It was launched by the Soviets in 1986 | 38 |
| It was last inhabited in 2000 | 29 |
| It was involved in a 2001 breakup | 33 |
| It was in orbit for 15 years | 28 |
| It was deorbited in 2001 | 24 |
| It was de-orbited 3-23-01 | 25 |
| It was "de-orbited" in 2001 | 37 |
| It spent 5,519 days in orbit | 28 |
| It orbited Earth 86,331 times | 29 |
| It left orbit in 2001 | 21 |
| It landed in the Pacific Ocean on 3/23/01 | 41 |
| It fell to earth in March 2001 | 30 |
| It fell shortly after the 2001 vernal equinox | 45 |
| It fell in March 2001 | 21 |
| It fell from the sky in 2001 | 28 |
| It deorbited in March 2001 | 26 |
| It crashed on 3/23/2001 | 23 |
| It crashed on 3/23/01 | 21 |
| It came down in 2001 | 20 |
| It broke apart over the South Pacific in 2001 | 45 |
| International Space Station predecessor | 39 |
| International Space Station precursor | 37 |
| Humans last lived there in 2000 | 31 |
| Home in space | 13 |
| Highest Russian territory, once? | 32 |
| Former spacecraft | 17 |
| Former space shuttle stop | 25 |
| Former space shuttle destination | 32 |
| Former space research structure | 31 |
| Former Soviet station | 21 |
| Former Earth orbiter | 20 |
| Famous space stn. | 17 |
| Fallen Russian space station | 28 |
| Erstwhile Russian orbiter | 25 |
| Erstwhile orbiter | 17 |
| End of a Tolstoy title | 22 |
| End of a Tolstoi title | 22 |
| Earth orbiter until 2001 | 24 |
| Earth orbiter from 1986 to 2001 | 31 |
| Earth orbiter for about 15 years | 32 |
| Downed space station | 20 |
| Downed Russian orbiter | 22 |
| Craft that held the longest single-human spaceflight | 52 |
| Cosmonauts' space station | 29 |
| Cosmonaut's home away from home | 35 |
| Cosmonaut's home | 20 |
| Cosmonaut's destination, once | 33 |
| Commune in czarist Russia | 25 |
| Clinton-era space station | 25 |
| Bygone station | 14 |
| Atlantis was found here, once | 29 |
| Aging orbiter | 13 |
| 1986-to-2001 orbiter | 20 |
| 1986 USSR launch | 16 |
| "Peace," in Russian | 29 |
| "Bei ___ Bist du Schön," 1937 song | 47 |
| "Bei ___ Bist Du Schoen," 1937 song | 45 |
| "Bei ___ Bist Du Schoen," 1937 hit | 44 |
| "Bei __ Bist Du Schoen," 1937 song | 44 |
| Actress Sorvino | 15 |
| Oscar winner Sorvino | 20 |
| Sorvino of "Mighty Aphrodite" | 39 |
| Star in Cetus | 13 |
| Variable star | 13 |
| Remarkable variable star | 24 |
| Paul Sorvino's daughter | 27 |
| Oscar-winner Sorvino | 20 |
| "Mighty Aphrodite" star Sorvino | 41 |
| Sorvino of the screen | 21 |
| Sorvino of "Mimic" | 28 |
| Red giant in the constellation Cetus | 36 |
| Red giant in Cetus | 18 |
| Oscar actress Sorvino | 21 |
| "The wonderful star" | 30 |
| "Mimic" actress Sorvino | 33 |
| "Mighty Aphrodite" co-star Sorvino | 44 |
| Sorvino with an Oscar | 21 |
| Sorvino of films | 16 |
| Sorvino of ''Mighty Aphrodite'' | 47 |
| Paul's actress daughter | 27 |
| N.J.-born actress Sorvino | 25 |
| First variable star to be discovered | 36 |
| Binary star in Cetus | 20 |
| A Sorvino | 9 |
| "See, señor!" | 26 |
| "Look!" to Luis | 25 |
| "Look!," in Lima | 26 |