| MIR | "Bei___Bist Du Schon" (1938 hit) |
| MIR | "Peace" in Russian |
| MIR | "Peace," in Russian |
| MIR | "Romy and Michele's High School Reunion" co-star Sorvino |
| MIR | 105-Down launch |
| MIR | 1986 U.S.S.R. launch |
| MIR | 1986 U.S.S.R. space station |
| MIR | 1986-2001 Earth orbiter |
| MIR | 45-Down in Russian |
| MIR | Aging orbiter |
| MIR | Atlantis docked with it |
| MIR | Atlantis docked with it in 1995 |
| MIR | Beleaguered spacecraft |
| MIR | Border |
| MIR | Bygone Russian space station |
| MIR | Bygone orbiter |
| MIR | Bygone space station |
| MIR | Bygone station |
| MIR | Cosmonaut's destination, once |
| MIR | Cosmonaut's home |
| MIR | Cosmonauts' space station |
| MIR | Defunct Soviet space station |
| MIR | Defunct space station |
| MIR | Destination for cosmonauts, once |
| MIR | Docking site during the 1980s-'90s |
| MIR | Earth orbiter |
| MIR | End of a Tolstoy title |
| MIR | Erstwhile Russian orbiter |
| MIR | Erstwhile inhabited orbiter |
| MIR | Erstwhile orbiter |
| MIR | Erstwhile space station |
| MIR | Fallen Russian orbiter |
| MIR | Fallen space station |
| MIR | Faller of 2001 |
| MIR | First modular space station |
| MIR | Follower of Salyut 7 |
| MIR | Former Russian orbiter |
| MIR | Former Russian space station |
| MIR | Former Soviet orbiter |
| MIR | Former Soviet space station |
| MIR | Former artificial satellite that orbited the Earth |
| MIR | Former cosmonaut home |
| MIR | Former destination for a Soyuz spacecraft |
| MIR | Former space station |
| MIR | Former spacecraft |
| MIR | Former station for cosmonauts |
| MIR | Frank ___, former UFC champion and host of the podcast "Phone Booth Fighting" |
| MIR | Frank ___, legendary UFC fighter |
| MIR | High flier until 2001 |
| MIR | High station |
| MIR | Historic Russian space station |
| MIR | Historic space station |
| MIR | Home in space |
| MIR | Humans last lived there in 2000 |
| MIR | I.S.S. forerunner |
| MIR | International Space Station predecessor |
| MIR | It came down in 2001 |
| MIR | It crashed on 3/23/01 |
| MIR | It crashed on 3/23/2001 |
| MIR | It fell after 15 years |
| MIR | It fell in 2001 |
| MIR | It fell in March 2001 |
| MIR | It landed in the Pacific Ocean on 3/23/01 |
| MIR | It made a big splash in 2001 |
| MIR | It orbited Earth 86,331 times |
| MIR | It spent 5,519 days in orbit |
| MIR | It was decommissioned in 2001 |
| MIR | It was deorbited in 2001 |
| MIR | It was in orbit for 15 years |
| MIR | It was last inhabited in 2000 |
| MIR | It was launched in 1986 |
| MIR | It was made to fall in 2001 |
| MIR | It went around for 15 years |
| MIR | Largest artificial satellite in orbit, before 9-Down |
| MIR | Launch of 1986 |
| MIR | Launch of 2/20/86 |
| MIR | Literally, "peace" |
| MIR | Novy ___ (Russian literary magazine) |
| MIR | Novy ___, Russian literary magazine |
| MIR | Old Russian space station |
| MIR | Old space station |
| MIR | Once-high station? |
| MIR | Onetime Russian space station |
| MIR | Onetime Soyuz destination |
| MIR | Onetime space station |
| MIR | Orbiter for 15 years |
| MIR | Orbiter from 1986 to 2001 |
| MIR | Orbiter of Earth from 1986 to 2001 |
| MIR | Orbiter that fell in 2001 |
| MIR | Orbiter until 2001 |
| MIR | Peace abroad |
| MIR | Peace in the USSR |
| MIR | Peace, in Perm |
| MIR | Peace, in Pravda |
| MIR | Peace, in Russia |
| MIR | Peace, in Russian |
| MIR | Peace, to Pushkin |
| MIR | Pioneering space station launched in 1986 |
| MIR | Plunger into the Pacific Ocean in 2001 |
| MIR | Precursor of the International Space Station |
| MIR | Prerevolutionary Russian commune |
| MIR | Pre-2001 space station |
| MIR | Putin's peace |
| MIR | Red orbiter |
| MIR | Russian "peace" |
| MIR | Russian craft that circled Earth for 15 years |
| MIR | Russian for "peace" |
| MIR | Russian for peace |
| MIR | Russian orbiter |
| MIR | Russian orbiter that docked with Atlantis |
| MIR | Russian orbiter until 2001 |
| MIR | Russian peace |
| MIR | Russian space station |
| MIR | Russian space station for 15 years |
| MIR | Russian space station launched in 1986 |
| MIR | Russian space station launched in February 1986 |
| MIR | Russian space station launched in February, 1986 |
| MIR | Russian space station until 2001 |
| MIR | Russian space station whose name means "peace" |
| MIR | Russian station |
| MIR | Salyut 7's successor |
| MIR | Satellite launched in 1986 |
| MIR | See 10-Down |
| MIR | Shannon Lucid's home for 188 days |
| MIR | Site of many 90's experiments |
| MIR | Site of the longest single human spaceflight |
| MIR | Site visited by the first space tourist |
| MIR | Soviet launch of 1986 |
| MIR | Soviet orbiter |
| MIR | Soviet space station |
| MIR | Soviet space station launched in 1986 |
| MIR | Soviet space station, largest of its time |
| MIR | Soviet space vehicle |
| MIR | Soviet spacecraft |
| MIR | Soviet-era space station |
| MIR | Soyuz destination |
| MIR | Space station from 1986 to 2001 |
| MIR | Space station launched by USSR in 1986 |
| MIR | Space station launched by the Soviet Union |
| MIR | Space station launched in 1986 |
| MIR | Space station name |
| MIR | Space station that landed in the Pacific Ocean in 2001 |
| MIR | Space station that sounded insignificant? |
| MIR | Space station that was deorbited in 2001 |
| MIR | Space station that was once the largest artificial satellite |
| MIR | Space station until 2001 |
| MIR | Space station with a name meaning "peace" |
| MIR | Space vehicle that launched on Feb. 29, 1986 and re-entered on mar. 23, 2001 |
| MIR | Station in space |
| MIR | Station launched in 1986 |
| MIR | Station that fills in the blanks of "for_er Russ_an o_biter" |
| MIR | Station that people once looked up to |
| MIR | Successor to Salyut 7 |
| MIR | Successor to the Salyut, in space |
| MIR | Tolstoy's "Voinai _____" |
| MIR | Tolstoy's "Voyna i ___" |
| MIR | Two-time Ultimate Fighting Championship heavyweight champ Frank |
| MIR | UFC's Frank ___ |
| MIR | USSR space station launched in 1986 |
| MIR | With 57-Down, no-no #3 |
| MIR | World's first continuously inhabited long-term space station |
| MIR | Yuri's "peace" |