The singer will fly in a rocket from scrap metal, to prove that the Earth was flat

The singer will fly in a rocket from scrap metal, to prove that the Earth was flat

A resident of California intends to prove that the Earth was flat, and her spherical form – Masonic conspiracy. To do this, Mike Hughes is about to launch himself in a rocket on miles over the planet. Then, according to the man, he will be able to make images of the true shape of the Earth.

However, it is his final goal and its intermediate stage will be the launch of a manned rocket to 1800 feet at a speed of 500 miles/hour in the desert Mojave. The rocket steam engine Mike Hughes constructed independently from scrap.

The singer will fly in a rocket from scrap metal, to prove that the Earth was flat

«This will put an end to all talk about the Earth-ball. And I hope it doesn’t kill me,» said 61-year-old limousine driver Associated Press.

His first manned rocket Hughes created in 2014. In 2015, she managed to fly a quarter of a mile above the Winkelman, Arizona, after which the rocket fell. For two weeks Mike Hughes spent due to injuries walking with a Walker.

It is interesting that initially the man was not an adherent of the theory of a flat Earth, and began the campaign to raise funds on Kickstarter under the slogan: «From the garage to outer space». Hughes wanted to «outdo» billionaires like Elon musk in space exploration.

But after a while Mike began to declare that there is a Masonic conspiracy with NASA. According to him, the actors are paid money to portray astronauts and was shown pictures of a spherical Earth.

«John Glenn and Neil Armstrong – masons. As soon as you realize it, you understand where the roots of deception,» said the inventor.

By the way, the Californian is not the only supporter of the theory of a flat Earth, in fact thousands of them. These people believe that our planet is a disk surrounded by sea ice, but that ice is unknown.

On the question of whether the man is aware of all the risks of their tests, he answers in the affirmative. «It’s scary, hell,» said Hughes. «But none of us leaves this world alive.»

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