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The most secretive facility of the Cold War is named after a town it isn't actually in: the Soviets called it Baikonur specifically to mislead the West, while the true launch site sat two hundred miles away, hidden on the Kazakh steppe
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The most secretive facility of the Cold War is named after a town it isn't actually in: the Soviets called it Baikonur specifically to mislead the West, while the true launch site sat two hundred miles away, hidden on the Kazakh steppe
A Soviet deception so effective that the world still uses the wrong name for humanity's gateway to space.
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