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Out of this world: Explorers discover abandoned Soviet-era space shuttles

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A group of Russian explorers stumbled across the remains of a Soviet-era space programme after breaking into an old hangar at the Baikonur Cosmodrome. They discovered two spacecraft belonging to the 1980s Buran project as well as its carrying rocket Energia.

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