Which space station later docked with the shuttle?

The correct answer is Mir, which was a space station that served a significant role in space exploration during its operational period from 1986 to 2001. It was the first modular space station and was built in multiple sections, designed to be expanded with additional modules over time.

Mir docked with the Space Shuttle multiple times during the 1990s as part of cooperative U.S.-Russian missions. This docking allowed for the exchange of crew and supplies between the Shuttle and the station, facilitating scientific research and collaboration in space. The Shuttle missions to Mir helped pave the way for international collaboration in the International Space Station program that followed.

The other choices are space programs that either did not operate as space stations or did not have docking operations with the Space Shuttle. Transit was primarily a navigation satellite system, Apollo refers to the crewed missions to the Moon, and Gemini was a manned spaceflight program designed for testing space travel techniques, which did not involve docking with a space station.