Failed to Launch Rocket, Back Ground Backers Disappointed

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The harsh Earth-line adversary, Mike Hughes, again failed to fly his rocket into space to see that the Earth is a sphere. This time, he blamed his steam-powered rocket for failing to light up last weekend in the Mojave Desert.

Nevertheless, it was better than the consequences of death that Hughes had to deal with his amateur rocket. If it manages to fly and see the Earth from outside the atmosphere, at the end of its mission he will die.

In addition, Hughes will certainly feel the disappointment as he realizes that what is believed since the ancient Greeks is true that the round world is round.

Mike Hughes does know how to build a rocket. He built rockets for years under the teachings of classical physics who believed that the Earth around him was flat.

Last Saturday became the third time Hughes launched a launch mission into space since his announcement as a Datar. He then announced plans to fly into space by the end of 2018 so he can prove that astronauts have lied about the shape of the planet.

Since last year, he struggled to raise money to relaunch rockets. Hughes has successfully launched a rocket in 2012.

He gives an interview to the flat Earth group about his new skepticism about the shape of the planet, and then collects thousands of dollars from a community that believes that humans live on a flat Earth.

The fundraiser was successful so Hughes started building a rocket. The slogan on the rocket that is, "Research Flat Earth" has attracted the attention of the international media.

In November 2017, Hughes had failed to fly the homemade rocket because he did not get permission and there was damage in his rocket so his intention was canceled. He did not give up and promised to launch it again.

Now, it is unclear plan ahead Hughes. He said he would see what was wrong with his rocket so he could not slide.

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Washington Post
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