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A believer in flat-Earth conspiracies took another shot at shooting himself toward the stratosphere in a homemade rocket. Once again, it fell flat. “Mad Mike” Hughes, a self-proclaimed daredevil who rejects the fact that the Earth is round, posted a
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Several web sites ran with a “UFOlogist’s” claim without adding any corroborating information.
WASHINGTON — In the $600 billion annual Defense Department budgets, the $22 million spent on the Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program was almost impossible to find. Which was how the Pentagon wanted it. For years, the program investigated reports of
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Two women wearing Flat Earth T-shirts at a “flat-earther” meetup on March 25, in Orange County, California Barcroft Media via Getty Images Support for the Flat Earth movement has been exploding in …
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Everything that suggests the Earth is round is rejected by flat-earthers. Many do not believe gravity is real; many believe photos of Earth showing its globe shape are photoshopped; “GPS devices …
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Nov 28th 2017 by THE DATA TEAM IT IS a stunt worthy of Evel Knievel. This week, if all goes to plan, “Mad” Mike Hughes, a Californian, will launch himself 1,800 feet (550 metres) into the sky in a homemade
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On Saturday, Nov. 25, a California man is planning to launch himself into the sky in a homemade rocket, in a bid to prove the Earth is flat, an idea scientists have long since called “100 per cent garbage.” “Mad”
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Seeking to prove that a conspiracy of astronauts fabricated the shape of the Earth, a California man intends to launch himself 1,800 feet high on Saturday in a rocket he built from scrap metal. Assuming the 500-mph, mile-long flight through the Mojave Desert does not kill him, Mike Hughes told the Associated Press, his journey
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The conspiracy angle would be that the person seen in the reflection is a crew member of the moon landing “production,” standing off to the side and never meaning to be photographed at all.
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Fox News anchors sometimes remind viewers that: We report. You decide. The company took an especially broad outlook on what kind of information merited a decision on Monday, when it appeared to question the reality of the Apollo missions and
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