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Flat-Earther eats humble pie after going on mission to Antarctica

By T.K. Randall
December 17, 2024 · Comment icon 13 comments
Jeran Campanella
Flat-Earther Jeran Campanella in Antartica. Image Credit: YouTube / The Final Experiment
Pastor Will Duffy recently took several flat-Earth believers to Antarctica in an effort to prove them wrong.
Earlier this month, we reported on 'The Final Experiment' - an Antarctic expedition arranged by Colorado pastor Will Duffy in an effort to prove once and for all that the Earth is definitely not flat.

The freezing southern continent has long been at the center of the debate because some proponents of the idea that the Earth is flat believe that there is a giant wall of ice there (a bit like the one in Game of Thrones) marking the 'edge' of the world.

They also maintain that the day and night cycle is the same in Antarctica as it is away from the poles, even though Antarctica sees periods of several months of darkness and several months of daylight.

The difficulties inherent in accessing Antarctica to check this for themselves, they argue, is also evidence of the world's governments 'covering up' the 'truth' about the Earth's flat nature.

"I created The Final Experiment to end this debate, once and for all," said Duffy.

"After we go to Antarctica, no one has to waste anymore time debating the shape of the Earth."
Fast-forward to the present and now Duffy's Antarctic expedition has actually taken place, with the Colorado pastor having taken four flat-Earthers along for the ride.

It wasn't long after they arrived that it became apparent that what they believed was simply not true.

"Alright guys, sometimes you are wrong in life," said prominent flat-Earther Jeran Campanella.

"I thought that there was no 24-hour sun, in fact I was pretty sure of it, but I respect Will Duffy for being a standup guy - at least in the way that he kept saying it was true, I kept saying it wasn't."

"Don't listen to my beliefs or my opinion, it shouldn't matter to you - but at least you should be able to accept that the sun does exactly what these guys said, as far as circles the southern continent."

Whether this in itself will be enough to persuade the most die-hard flat Earthers to completely abandon the idea that the Earth is flat, however, remains to be seen.

You can check out the expedition livestream for yourself below.



Source: Lad Bible | Comments (13)




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Comment icon #4 Posted by Cho Jinn 1 month ago
Is it really self-funded?  Sounds like a nice excuse to get down there.  My mom and & grandmother took a trip there there, through Ushuaia, pictures were fabulous.
Comment icon #5 Posted by dragon1440 1 month ago
He is one of the flat Earthers. Should be interesting proof.
Comment icon #6 Posted by Alchopwn 1 month ago
The Flat Earthers believe that the earth is a disc ringed by mountains that we call Antarctica.  I call this the "Mountains of Madness" theory. Flat Earthers are gaining followers all over the globe. 
Comment icon #7 Posted by Tonyb2595 1 month ago
I'am really not sure that the Seychelles exist. However, I would be willing to go on an all expenses paid trip to find out one way or the other.
Comment icon #8 Posted by Buzz_Light_Year 27 days ago
Sounds more like a group you'd find on the Lawrence Welk show complete with accordions and dancing to polka music. 
Comment icon #9 Posted by Gumball 27 days ago
You know he sat there looking at his watch going "Any minute now.....Any minute now.....Night time any minute now.......Aye fair enough, spherical, I'm going inside before i freeze my nuts off".
Comment icon #10 Posted by Alex_Rogan 26 days ago
I see this as a positive. I won't mock or deride. It's great to see someone open to theories and discovery arrive at irrefutable truth and fact, especially in our current world where everything is suspected to be a lie.
Comment icon #11 Posted by Earl.Of.Trumps 25 days ago
I hope Pastor Duffy had a bet with them that loser pays for the trip. I would not spend a dime trying to prove anything to these maroons. jeepers. I bet they think the earth is flat  anyway
Comment icon #12 Posted by Razman 24 days ago
Well , the whole thing is spinning on a  horizontal axis , and so when you are at Antartica , your right by the mountains , so the sun always seems to be up. When you go back home and are farther away , then the sun goes behind the mountains periodically as the the whole flat thing is spinning , thus giving the appearance of day and night.
Comment icon #13 Posted by Abramelin 24 days ago
And there's the follow up according to UM News: Flat-Earther eats humble pie after going on mission to Antarctica Only where is that article located?


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