Topic: Cathy's neighbor Rocket Man, has a few set backs in his proof the Earth is Flat
Syntax started this discussion 8 years ago #68,806
Flat-Earther Delays Launch In His Homemade Rocket, Saying 'It's Not Easy'November 26, 201711:49 AM ET
https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2017/11/26/566583007/flat-earther-postpones-launch-in-his-homemade-rocket-saying-it-s-not-easy
Also, the rocket launcher he had built out of a used motor home "broke down in the driveway" on Wednesday, according to Hughes. He said in a YouTube announcement that they'd eventually gotten the launcher fixed
the small matter of federal permission proved a more serious stumbling block (for now).
'I Don't Believe In Science,' Says Flat-Earther Set To Launch Himself In Own Rocket
The BLM "informed me that they were not going to allow me to do the event there — at least at that location," Hughes said.
Hughes asserted that the BLM last year had tacitly left the matter of permissions to the Federal Aviation Administration, and "of course, they can't honestly approve it," he added. The FAA "just said, 'Well, we know that you're going to do it there.' "
'I Don't Believe In Science,' Says Flat-Earther Set To Launch Himself In Own Rocket
The BLM "informed me that they were not going to allow me to do the event there — at least at that location," Hughes said.
Hughes asserted that the BLM last year had tacitly left the matter of permissions to the Federal Aviation Administration, and "of course, they can't honestly approve it," he added. The FAA "just said, 'Well, we know that you're going to do it there.' "
For Hughes, this launch would not be his first in a homemade rocket. In 2014, the 61-year-old sent himself flying a quarter-mile across the Arizona desert before pulling out several parachutes of questionable quality on his fall to Earth. He was "in a walker for a couple weeks" after that launch, he told a flat-Earth community Web show.
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Also, the rocket launcher he had built out of a used motor home "broke down in the driveway" on Wednesday, according to Hughes. He said in a YouTube announcement that they'd eventually gotten the launcher fixed
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> 'I Don't Believe In Science,' Says Flat-Earther Set To Launch Himself In Own Rocket
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> The BLM "informed me that they were not going to allow me to do the event there — at least at that location," Hughes said.
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> Hughes asserted that the BLM last year had tacitly left the matter of permissions to the Federal Aviation Administration, and "of course, they can't honestly approve it," he added. The FAA "just said, 'Well, we know that you're going to do it there.' "
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> The BLM "informed me that they were not going to allow me to do the event there — at least at that location," Hughes said.
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> Hughes asserted that the BLM last year had tacitly left the matter of permissions to the Federal Aviation Administration, and "of course, they can't honestly approve it," he added. The FAA "just said, 'Well, we know that you're going to do it there.' "
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For Hughes, this launch would not be his first in a homemade rocket. In 2014, the 61-year-old sent himself flying a quarter-mile across the Arizona desert before pulling out several parachutes of questionable quality on his fall to Earth. He was "in a walker for a couple weeks" after that launch, he told a flat-Earth community Web show.
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> Flat-Earther Delays Launch In His Homemade Rocket, Saying 'It's Not Easy'
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> November 26, 201711:49 AM ET
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Also, the rocket launcher he had built out of a used motor home "broke down in the driveway" on Wednesday, according to Hughes. He said in a YouTube announcement that they'd eventually gotten the launcher fixed
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the small matter of federal permission proved a more serious stumbling block (for now).
> 'I Don't Believe In Science,' Says Flat-Earther Set To Launch Himself In Own Rocket
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> The BLM "informed me that they were not going to allow me to do the event there — at least at that location," Hughes said.
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> Hughes asserted that the BLM last year had tacitly left the matter of permissions to the Federal Aviation Administration, and "of course, they can't honestly approve it," he added. The FAA "just said, 'Well, we know that you're going to do it there.' "
> 'I Don't Believe In Science,' Says Flat-Earther Set To Launch Himself In Own Rocket
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> The BLM "informed me that they were not going to allow me to do the event there — at least at that location," Hughes said.
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> Hughes asserted that the BLM last year had tacitly left the matter of permissions to the Federal Aviation Administration, and "of course, they can't honestly approve it," he added. The FAA "just said, 'Well, we know that you're going to do it there.' "
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For Hughes, this launch would not be his first in a homemade rocket. In 2014, the 61-year-old sent himself flying a quarter-mile across the Arizona desert before pulling out several parachutes of questionable quality on his fall to Earth. He was "in a walker for a couple weeks" after that launch, he told a flat-Earth community Web show.
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> Flat-Earther Delays Launch In His Homemade Rocket, Saying 'It's Not Easy'
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> November 26, 201711:49 AM ET
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Also, the rocket launcher he had built out of a used motor home "broke down in the driveway" on Wednesday, according to Hughes. He said in a YouTube announcement that they'd eventually gotten the launcher fixed
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the small matter of federal permission proved a more serious stumbling block (for now).
> 'I Don't Believe In Science,' Says Flat-Earther Set To Launch Himself In Own Rocket
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> The BLM "informed me that they were not going to allow me to do the event there — at least at that location," Hughes said.
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> Hughes asserted that the BLM last year had tacitly left the matter of permissions to the Federal Aviation Administration, and "of course, they can't honestly approve it," he added. The FAA "just said, 'Well, we know that you're going to do it there.' "
> 'I Don't Believe In Science,' Says Flat-Earther Set To Launch Himself In Own Rocket
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> The BLM "informed me that they were not going to allow me to do the event there — at least at that location," Hughes said.
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> Hughes asserted that the BLM last year had tacitly left the matter of permissions to the Federal Aviation Administration, and "of course, they can't honestly approve it," he added. The FAA "just said, 'Well, we know that you're going to do it there.' "
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For Hughes, this launch would not be his first in a homemade rocket. In 2014, the 61-year-old sent himself flying a quarter-mile across the Arizona desert before pulling out several parachutes of questionable quality on his fall to Earth. He was "in a walker for a couple weeks" after that launch, he told a flat-Earth community Web show.
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> Flat-Earther Delays Launch In His Homemade Rocket, Saying 'It's Not Easy'
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> November 26, 201711:49 AM ET
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> https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2017/11/26/566583007/flat-earther-postpones-launch-in-his-homemade-rocket-saying-it-s-not-easy
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Also, the rocket launcher he had built out of a used motor home "broke down in the driveway" on Wednesday, according to Hughes. He said in a YouTube announcement that they'd eventually gotten the launcher fixed
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the small matter of federal permission proved a more serious stumbling block (for now).
> 'I Don't Believe In Science,' Says Flat-Earther Set To Launch Himself In Own Rocket
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> The BLM "informed me that they were not going to allow me to do the event there — at least at that location," Hughes said.
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> Hughes asserted that the BLM last year had tacitly left the matter of permissions to the Federal Aviation Administration, and "of course, they can't honestly approve it," he added. The FAA "just said, 'Well, we know that you're going to do it there.' "
> 'I Don't Believe In Science,' Says Flat-Earther Set To Launch Himself In Own Rocket
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> The BLM "informed me that they were not going to allow me to do the event there — at least at that location," Hughes said.
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> Hughes asserted that the BLM last year had tacitly left the matter of permissions to the Federal Aviation Administration, and "of course, they can't honestly approve it," he added. The FAA "just said, 'Well, we know that you're going to do it there.' "
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For Hughes, this launch would not be his first in a homemade rocket. In 2014, the 61-year-old sent himself flying a quarter-mile across the Arizona desert before pulling out several parachutes of questionable quality on his fall to Earth. He was "in a walker for a couple weeks" after that launch, he told a flat-Earth community Web show.
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> Flat-Earther Delays Launch In His Homemade Rocket, Saying 'It's Not Easy'
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> November 26, 201711:49 AM ET
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> https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2017/11/26/566583007/flat-earther-postpones-launch-in-his-homemade-rocket-saying-it-s-not-easy
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Also, the rocket launcher he had built out of a used motor home "broke down in the driveway" on Wednesday, according to Hughes. He said in a YouTube announcement that they'd eventually gotten the launcher fixed
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the small matter of federal permission proved a more serious stumbling block (for now).
> 'I Don't Believe In Science,' Says Flat-Earther Set To Launch Himself In Own Rocket
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> The BLM "informed me that they were not going to allow me to do the event there — at least at that location," Hughes said.
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> Hughes asserted that the BLM last year had tacitly left the matter of permissions to the Federal Aviation Administration, and "of course, they can't honestly approve it," he added. The FAA "just said, 'Well, we know that you're going to do it there.' "
> 'I Don't Believe In Science,' Says Flat-Earther Set To Launch Himself In Own Rocket
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> The BLM "informed me that they were not going to allow me to do the event there — at least at that location," Hughes said.
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> Hughes asserted that the BLM last year had tacitly left the matter of permissions to the Federal Aviation Administration, and "of course, they can't honestly approve it," he added. The FAA "just said, 'Well, we know that you're going to do it there.' "
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For Hughes, this launch would not be his first in a homemade rocket. In 2014, the 61-year-old sent himself flying a quarter-mile across the Arizona desert before pulling out several parachutes of questionable quality on his fall to Earth. He was "in a walker for a couple weeks" after that launch, he told a flat-Earth community Web show.
@OP
> Flat-Earther Delays Launch In His Homemade Rocket, Saying 'It's Not Easy'
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> November 26, 201711:49 AM ET
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> https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2017/11/26/566583007/flat-earther-postpones-launch-in-his-homemade-rocket-saying-it-s-not-easy
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Also, the rocket launcher he had built out of a used motor home "broke down in the driveway" on Wednesday, according to Hughes. He said in a YouTube announcement that they'd eventually gotten the launcher fixed
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the small matter of federal permission proved a more serious stumbling block (for now).
> 'I Don't Believe In Science,' Says Flat-Earther Set To Launch Himself In Own Rocket
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> The BLM "informed me that they were not going to allow me to do the event there — at least at that location," Hughes said.
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> Hughes asserted that the BLM last year had tacitly left the matter of permissions to the Federal Aviation Administration, and "of course, they can't honestly approve it," he added. The FAA "just said, 'Well, we know that you're going to do it there.' "
> 'I Don't Believe In Science,' Says Flat-Earther Set To Launch Himself In Own Rocket
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> The BLM "informed me that they were not going to allow me to do the event there — at least at that location," Hughes said.
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> Hughes asserted that the BLM last year had tacitly left the matter of permissions to the Federal Aviation Administration, and "of course, they can't honestly approve it," he added. The FAA "just said, 'Well, we know that you're going to do it there.' "
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For Hughes, this launch would not be his first in a homemade rocket. In 2014, the 61-year-old sent himself flying a quarter-mile across the Arizona desert before pulling out several parachutes of questionable quality on his fall to Earth. He was "in a walker for a couple weeks" after that launch, he told a flat-Earth community Web show.
@OP
> Flat-Earther Delays Launch In His Homemade Rocket, Saying 'It's Not Easy'
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> November 26, 201711:49 AM ET
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> https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2017/11/26/566583007/flat-earther-postpones-launch-in-his-homemade-rocket-saying-it-s-not-easy
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Also, the rocket launcher he had built out of a used motor home "broke down in the driveway" on Wednesday, according to Hughes. He said in a YouTube announcement that they'd eventually gotten the launcher fixed
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the small matter of federal permission proved a more serious stumbling block (for now).
> 'I Don't Believe In Science,' Says Flat-Earther Set To Launch Himself In Own Rocket
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> The BLM "informed me that they were not going to allow me to do the event there — at least at that location," Hughes said.
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> Hughes asserted that the BLM last year had tacitly left the matter of permissions to the Federal Aviation Administration, and "of course, they can't honestly approve it," he added. The FAA "just said, 'Well, we know that you're going to do it there.' "
> 'I Don't Believe In Science,' Says Flat-Earther Set To Launch Himself In Own Rocket
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> The BLM "informed me that they were not going to allow me to do the event there — at least at that location," Hughes said.
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> Hughes asserted that the BLM last year had tacitly left the matter of permissions to the Federal Aviation Administration, and "of course, they can't honestly approve it," he added. The FAA "just said, 'Well, we know that you're going to do it there.' "
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For Hughes, this launch would not be his first in a homemade rocket. In 2014, the 61-year-old sent himself flying a quarter-mile across the Arizona desert before pulling out several parachutes of questionable quality on his fall to Earth. He was "in a walker for a couple weeks" after that launch, he told a flat-Earth community Web show.
@OP
> Flat-Earther Delays Launch In His Homemade Rocket, Saying 'It's Not Easy'
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> November 26, 201711:49 AM ET
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> https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2017/11/26/566583007/flat-earther-postpones-launch-in-his-homemade-rocket-saying-it-s-not-easy
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Also, the rocket launcher he had built out of a used motor home "broke down in the driveway" on Wednesday, according to Hughes. He said in a YouTube announcement that they'd eventually gotten the launcher fixed
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the small matter of federal permission proved a more serious stumbling block (for now).
> 'I Don't Believe In Science,' Says Flat-Earther Set To Launch Himself In Own Rocket
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> The BLM "informed me that they were not going to allow me to do the event there — at least at that location," Hughes said.
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> Hughes asserted that the BLM last year had tacitly left the matter of permissions to the Federal Aviation Administration, and "of course, they can't honestly approve it," he added. The FAA "just said, 'Well, we know that you're going to do it there.' "
> 'I Don't Believe In Science,' Says Flat-Earther Set To Launch Himself In Own Rocket
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> The BLM "informed me that they were not going to allow me to do the event there — at least at that location," Hughes said.
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> Hughes asserted that the BLM last year had tacitly left the matter of permissions to the Federal Aviation Administration, and "of course, they can't honestly approve it," he added. The FAA "just said, 'Well, we know that you're going to do it there.' "
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For Hughes, this launch would not be his first in a homemade rocket. In 2014, the 61-year-old sent himself flying a quarter-mile across the Arizona desert before pulling out several parachutes of questionable quality on his fall to Earth. He was "in a walker for a couple weeks" after that launch, he told a flat-Earth community Web show.
@OP
> Flat-Earther Delays Launch In His Homemade Rocket, Saying 'It's Not Easy'
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> November 26, 201711:49 AM ET
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> https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2017/11/26/566583007/flat-earther-postpones-launch-in-his-homemade-rocket-saying-it-s-not-easy
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Also, the rocket launcher he had built out of a used motor home "broke down in the driveway" on Wednesday, according to Hughes. He said in a YouTube announcement that they'd eventually gotten the launcher fixed
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the small matter of federal permission proved a more serious stumbling block (for now).
> 'I Don't Believe In Science,' Says Flat-Earther Set To Launch Himself In Own Rocket
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> The BLM "informed me that they were not going to allow me to do the event there — at least at that location," Hughes said.
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> Hughes asserted that the BLM last year had tacitly left the matter of permissions to the Federal Aviation Administration, and "of course, they can't honestly approve it," he added. The FAA "just said, 'Well, we know that you're going to do it there.' "
> 'I Don't Believe In Science,' Says Flat-Earther Set To Launch Himself In Own Rocket
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> The BLM "informed me that they were not going to allow me to do the event there — at least at that location," Hughes said.
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> Hughes asserted that the BLM last year had tacitly left the matter of permissions to the Federal Aviation Administration, and "of course, they can't honestly approve it," he added. The FAA "just said, 'Well, we know that you're going to do it there.' "
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For Hughes, this launch would not be his first in a homemade rocket. In 2014, the 61-year-old sent himself flying a quarter-mile across the Arizona desert before pulling out several parachutes of questionable quality on his fall to Earth. He was "in a walker for a couple weeks" after that launch, he told a flat-Earth community Web show.
@OP
> Flat-Earther Delays Launch In His Homemade Rocket, Saying 'It's Not Easy'
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> November 26, 201711:49 AM ET
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> https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2017/11/26/566583007/flat-earther-postpones-launch-in-his-homemade-rocket-saying-it-s-not-easy
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Also, the rocket launcher he had built out of a used motor home "broke down in the driveway" on Wednesday, according to Hughes. He said in a YouTube announcement that they'd eventually gotten the launcher fixed
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the small matter of federal permission proved a more serious stumbling block (for now).
> 'I Don't Believe In Science,' Says Flat-Earther Set To Launch Himself In Own Rocket
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> The BLM "informed me that they were not going to allow me to do the event there — at least at that location," Hughes said.
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> Hughes asserted that the BLM last year had tacitly left the matter of permissions to the Federal Aviation Administration, and "of course, they can't honestly approve it," he added. The FAA "just said, 'Well, we know that you're going to do it there.' "
> 'I Don't Believe In Science,' Says Flat-Earther Set To Launch Himself In Own Rocket
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> The BLM "informed me that they were not going to allow me to do the event there — at least at that location," Hughes said.
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> Hughes asserted that the BLM last year had tacitly left the matter of permissions to the Federal Aviation Administration, and "of course, they can't honestly approve it," he added. The FAA "just said, 'Well, we know that you're going to do it there.' "
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For Hughes, this launch would not be his first in a homemade rocket. In 2014, the 61-year-old sent himself flying a quarter-mile across the Arizona desert before pulling out several parachutes of questionable quality on his fall to Earth. He was "in a walker for a couple weeks" after that launch, he told a flat-Earth community Web show.