He fell back to Earth with minor injuries after reaching 1875 feet-not even as high as the tip of One World Trade Center. According to The Washington Post, Hughes thought they were "merely paid actors performing in front of a computer-generated image of a round globe." It didn't matter that astronauts like John Glenn and Neil Armstrong had been to space and verified that the Earth is round Hughes didn't believe them. The plan: Strap himself to a homemade steam-powered rocket and launch 52 miles into sky above California’s Mojave Desert, where he'd see Earth's shape with his own eyes. On March 24, 2018, flat-earther Mike Hughes set out prove that the Earth is shaped like a Frisbee.
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