This Dictator Built a "Super Gun" That Could Fire Projectiles Into Orbit
Briefly

In the 1960s, the U.S. and Canada developed Project HARP which successfully tested a supergun capable of firing projectiles to altitudes of 111.8 miles.
After Project HARP, scientist Gerald Bull commercialized the gun technology, leading to international projects. His connection with the Iraqi government ultimately resulted in his assassination.
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