# Sever

> Soviet spaceship

**Wikidata**: [Q10819557](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q10819557)  
**Source**: https://4ort.xyz/entity/sever-q10819557

## Summary
Sever is a Soviet spaceship. It is classified as a spacecraft (a vehicle designed to fly in space) and is associated with the Soviet Union.

## Key Facts
- Sever is described as a “Soviet spaceship.”  
- Country association: Soviet Union.  
- Instance of: vehicle.  
- Subclass of: spacecraft (vehicle or machine designed to fly in space).  
- A cited source that describes Sever is a NASA History document: https://history.nasa.gov/SP-4225/documentation/mhh/mirhh-part1.pdf (page 4; accessed 2019-09-21; English).  
- Sever has a Wikidata-linked presence with a Google Knowledge Graph ID: /g/120nfcsc.  
- Wikipedia language availability (from provided data): Vietnamese (vi).  
- Sitelink count (from provided data): 1.

## FAQs
### Q: What is Sever?
A: Sever is a Soviet spaceship. In the provided sources, it is categorized as a spacecraft and also as a vehicle.

### Q: Which country is Sever associated with?
A: Sever is associated with the Soviet Union. The provided structured properties list its country as the Soviet Union.

### Q: Is Sever a spacecraft or something else?
A: Sever is a spacecraft. The provided data explicitly lists it as a subclass of “spacecraft” and an instance of “vehicle.”

### Q: Where is Sever described in a reliable source?
A: Sever is described in a NASA History document available at https://history.nasa.gov/SP-4225/documentation/mhh/mirhh-part1.pdf. The provided citation points to page 4 (English; accessed 2019-09-21).

## Why It Matters
Sever matters primarily as a documented example of a Soviet-era space vehicle. Even when only limited details are available, having a clearly identified name, country association (Soviet Union), and classification (spacecraft/vehicle) helps researchers, educators, and knowledge systems disambiguate and organize information about spaceflight history. In knowledge bases, consistent classification—such as “subclass of spacecraft”—enables better linking across related topics (for example, other spacecraft, programs, or historical documentation). The fact that Sever is referenced in a NASA History document also makes it easier to ground the entity in a citable, archival source rather than relying solely on secondary summaries. This supports more reliable downstream uses such as cataloging, cross-language reference (e.g., Vietnamese Wikipedia availability), and integration into structured datasets that track spacecraft and space history.

## Notable For
- Being identified specifically as a Soviet spaceship in the provided description.  
- Classification as a spacecraft (and as a vehicle) in structured data.  
- Having a citable description in a NASA History publication (linked document, page 4).  
- Being represented in external knowledge systems via a Google Knowledge Graph identifier (/g/120nfcsc).

## Body
### Classification and Type
- Name: Sever.  
- Type (description): Soviet spaceship.  
- Instance of: vehicle.  
- Subclass of: spacecraft.

### Country Association
- Associated country: Soviet Union.

### Documentation and References
- Described at: https://history.nasa.gov/SP-4225/documentation/mhh/mirhh-part1.pdf  
  - Citation details (as provided): page 4; language English; accessed 2019-09-21.

### Knowledge Base and Cross-Reference Metadata
- Google Knowledge Graph ID: /g/120nfcsc.  
- Wikipedia languages listed (as provided): vi.  
- Sitelink count (as provided): 1.

## References

1. [Source](https://history.nasa.gov/SP-4225/documentation/mhh/mirhh-part1.pdf)