I Don T Believe In Science Says Flat Earther Set To Launch Himself

I Don T Believe In Science Says Flat Earther Set To Launch Himself 'i don't believe in science,' says flat earther set to launch himself in own rocket : the two way "mad" mike hughes plans to take the rocket built from salvaged metal on a flight across the mojave. On saturday, a limousine driver plans to launch himself on a mile long flight over the mojave desert in a rocket of his own making. his name is "mad" mike hughes, his steam powered rocket is built of salvaged metals, his launch pad is repurposed from a used mobile home — and he is confident this will mark the first step toward proving the earth is flat, after all.

Youtube Aids Flat Earth Conspiracy Theorists Research Suggests Bbc News A flat earth enthusiast who claims not to believe in science plans to launch himself 1,800 feet (550 meters) above california's mojave desert in a homemade steam rocket on saturday (nov. 25), the. By kristine phillips and avi selk, the washington post. (matt hartman ap) mike hughes, a california man who is most known for his belief that the earth is shaped like a frisbee, finally blasted off into the sky in a steam powered rocket he had built himself. the 61 year old limo driver and daredevil turned rocket maker soared about 1,875 feet. On saturday, a limousine driver plans to launch himself on a mile long flight over the mojave desert in a rocket of his own making. his name is "mad" mike… 'i don't believe in science,' says flat earther set to launch himself in own rocket | gbh. Now, one of flat earth's true believers wants to draw as much attention to the topic as possible, and he's going to do so by shooting himself over a mile into the sky on a homemade rocket.< p> <p.

Flat Earthers Accidentally Prove Earth Is Round On saturday, a limousine driver plans to launch himself on a mile long flight over the mojave desert in a rocket of his own making. his name is "mad" mike… 'i don't believe in science,' says flat earther set to launch himself in own rocket | gbh. Now, one of flat earth's true believers wants to draw as much attention to the topic as possible, and he's going to do so by shooting himself over a mile into the sky on a homemade rocket.< p> <p. A california man who planned to launch himself 1,800 feet (550 metres) high saturday in a homemade scrap metal rocket in an effort to prove that earth is flat said he is postponing the experiment after he couldn't get permission from a federal agency to conduct it on public land. instead, mike hughes said the launch will take place sometime. 'i don't believe in science,' says flat earther set to launch himself in own rocket hughes has not relented in his quest to launch himself roughly 500 mph on a mile long flight across the sky.