Soyuz reentry capsules are stored in museums or archived after landing, as they are not reused for subsequent flights
Soyuz reentry capsules are not reused for subsequent orbital flights; after landing, certain components may be salvaged, but the hulls are typically archived or sent to museums for public display.
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space.stackexchange.com: What happens to Soyuz reentry capsules after landing?. space.stackexchange.com. https://space.stackexchange.com/questions/18092/what-happens-to-soyuz-reentry-capsules-after-landing
Notes certain parts are salvaged, but the capsule shell is not reused and many go to museums.
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esa.int: ESA - André Kuipers’ Soyuz capsule lands in Noordwijk. esa.int. https://www.esa.int/About_Us/ESTEC/Andre_Kuipers_Soyuz_capsule_lands_in_Noordwijk
Shows a used Soyuz capsule placed on permanent display at a space museum.
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