Flat Earthers Went to Antarctica to Look at The Sun. Here's What Happened.
In a surprise conclusion to a project dubbed The Final Experiment, several well-known believers in a non-spherical Earth have had a change of heart.
"All right, guys, sometimes, you are wrong in life," announced Jeran Campanella, a prominent flat-Earth theorist who joined an all-expenses-paid expedition to Antarctica to see the Sun circle the sky for an entire day.
For the past three years a pastor from Denver, Colorado, named Will Duffy has worked to bring together a selection of 'globist' and 'flat-earther' YouTube content creators to "settle the shape of the Earth" in a single act of observation.
Traveling to Union Glacier Camp – a full-service private facility just 1,138 kilometers (707 miles) from the South Pole – the two 'teams' gathered to see with their own eyes whether reports of a non-setting Sun were fabrications of some greater conspiracy, or truthful observations of planetary physics at work.
Throughout history, various cultures have held mixed views on what lies over the horizon, and how the land beneath our feet connects with what we see over our heads.
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