Site 1

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Site 1, also known as Gagarin's Start, is the historic launch pad at the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan from which Yuri Gagarin became the first human in space.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf historic site
space launch complex
alsoKnownAs Baikonur Site 1
linked to: Baikonur

Gagarin Start
linked to: Baikonur Cosmodrome

Gagarin's Start
associatedOrganization OKB-1
Soviet Air Forces
associatedPerson Sergei Korolev
Yuri Gagarin
associatedProgram Soyuz program
linked to: Soyuz programme

Voskhod program
linked to: Voskhod spacecraft

Vostok program
linked to: Vostok programme
constructedBy Soviet Union
constructionStartDate 1955
country Kazakhstan
geopoliticalContext Cold War
heritageStatus symbol of early human spaceflight
historicalEra Space Race
inaugurationDate 1957-05-15
launchComplexNumber 1
launchDateOfNotableEvent 1961-04-12
launched Vostok 1
Yuri Gagarin
leaseContext Baikonur Cosmodrome leased by Russia from Kazakhstan
linked to: Baikonur Cosmodrome
locatedIn Baikonur Cosmodrome
Kazakhstan
Kyzylorda Region
namedAfter Yuri Gagarin
notableEvent first human spaceflight
operator Roscosmos
Russian Space Forces
Soviet space program
partOf Baikonur Cosmodrome
platformType R-7 launch complex
primaryUser Russia
Soviet Union
rocketUsedForFirstHumanSpaceflight Vostok-K
linked to: Vostok-K rocket
significance site of first human spaceflight in history
status operational
usedBy Kazakhstan (hosting state)
linked to: Kazakhstan

Russia
USSR
linked to: Soviet Union
usedFor launch of R-7 family rockets
launch of Soyuz rockets
launch of crewed spacecraft
launch of uncrewed spacecraft
worldFirst first launch pad to send a human into orbit

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Gagarin's Start alsoKnownAs Site 1
subject linked to: Gagarin's Start launch pad