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Flat-Earther in a homemade rocket
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One and the same for this berk.
Slippery Jim
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DaveH
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Aww, you have been away from this thread for a few weeks, and you turn up with the same old crap that has been explained dozens of times. I hoped you would have either something new or the answers to any of the questions asked of you. I think that is why you look like someone who takes delight in looking like a moron to strangers on the internet, rather than a bona fide moron.
Well then. 1875ft.
taipeisafc
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So water doesn’t have a curved meniscus when in a vessel, and it doesn’t form into droplets or spray mists then. Thanks for clearing that up
MackemBob
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Why, oh why, oh why did you bump this?
Flat-earther blasts off in homemade rocket in bid to reassure himself world is shaped 'like a Frisbee'Why, oh why, oh why did you bump this?
Impressive to be fair
“My story really is incredible,” Hughes reflected after his mission. “It's got a bunch of story lines - the garage-built thing. I'm an older guy. It's out in the middle of nowhere, plus the Flat Earth. The problem is it brings out all the nuts also, people questioning everything. It's the downside of all this.”
DaveH
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So after all that, it didnt answer his question anyway.
If you exit a plane on a static line parachute, the lowest altitude is usually 3,000ft. From there yiu can have a good look round, see a fair distance but it is too low to see the curve of the earth.
It has just been a pointless publicity stunt. I wonder how much sponsorship he raked in for this.
If you exit a plane on a static line parachute, the lowest altitude is usually 3,000ft. From there yiu can have a good look round, see a fair distance but it is too low to see the curve of the earth.
It has just been a pointless publicity stunt. I wonder how much sponsorship he raked in for this.
And they say Americans can't do irony“My story really is incredible,” Hughes reflected after his mission. “It's got a bunch of story lines - the garage-built thing. I'm an older guy. It's out in the middle of nowhere, plus the Flat Earth. The problem is it brings out all the nuts also, people questioning everything. It's the downside of all this.”
Yankee Mackem
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Still dont quite see why this mission had to have him in the rocket. Would an unmanned rocket have its footage tampered with by the 'man'.
DaveH
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Or he could have gone higher in a small aircraft. Here are 200 mountains in America higher than he flew:
List of the highest major summits of North America - Wikipedia
I think he has made a lot of money out of this.
steve30000
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Did he hit the top of the dome then?
GingerNick
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he got some balls mind....except they might be discs rather than spheres
I'm still amazed at how a guy capable of building a rocket thinks the f***ing earth is flat. It makes no sense whatsoever. Basic geometry and maths can prove that it's not flat, and this guy's literally a rocket scientist so I'm sure his grasp of maths is more than enough to see the truth.
It has to be a publicity stunt imo. Nobody with any knowledge of geometry could possibly think that the earth is flat.
It has to be a publicity stunt imo. Nobody with any knowledge of geometry could possibly think that the earth is flat.
Some Random Guy
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How the fuck did he prove anything?
AlpineExile
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The BBC has got round (see what I did there?) to mentioning it:
Man flies rocket to 'prove' Earth is flat
Man flies rocket to 'prove' Earth is flat
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