Flat Earther Makes 9,000-Mile Trek To Antarctica

Flat Earther Makes 9,000-Mile Trek To Antarctica Only To Admit He Was Wrong After Having Theory Debunked
Humans have known the world is not, in fact, flat for thousands of years, but there are still plenty of people who would try to tell you otherwise. That
Watch: Flat Earth Myth Debunked After YouTuber's Rs 31 Lakh Trip To Antarctica
NEW: Flat Earther travels all the way to Antarctica to prove that the Earth is flat only to find out that it's not. Lmao. Flat Earth YouTuber Jeran Campanella went on a $35,000 trip to prove that there was "no 24-hour sun." "Sometimes you are wrong in life and I thought there… pic.twitter.com/8jvLWawB2J
Flat Earther forced to admit he’s wrong after travelling to Antarctica in attempt to prove theory
A prominent Flat Earther has admitted he was wrong about a key part of the conspiracy theory after having a revelation in Antarctica.
A Pastor Is Spending Thousands Of Dollars To Send Flat Earthers To Antarctica To Prove The Earth Is Round—& It Seems To Be Working
"Sometimes you're wrong in life," one of the Flat Earthers said after witnessing 24 hours of sunshine in Antarctica. But some still aren't convinced.
Flat Earthers Went to Antarctica to Look at The Sun. Here's What Happened.
"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.
Flat Earther Expedition to Antartica Bolsters Case That Our Planet Is Round
The expedition in question was chartered by Will Duffy, the pastor of a small church based outside of Denver, Colorado. On a website devoted to the expedition, Duffy explains that the journey involves 24 flat earthers and 24 “globe earthers” who were “handpicked” as “representatives of their respective sides.
Flat Earther Travels to Antarctica to Prove His Theory-And Learns the Earth Is Round
In a surprising twist, a Flat Earther set out to prove his theory by traveling to Antarctica, only to come face-to-face with undeniable evidence of the Earth's roundness. YouTuber Jeran Campanella, known for his channel Jeranism,
Flat Earther goes to Antarctica to prove conspiracy theory - and gets a nasty surprise
A Flat Earther went on an incredibly long journey to Antarctica in an effort to prove that the Earth is flat – only, he ended up inadvertently proving himself completely wrong in the process. Whatever you think of them,
Flat Earth YouTuber admits mistake after trip to Antarctica
Campanella participated in "The Final Experiment," an expedition conceived by Will Duffy, a pastor from Colorado, aiming to end the long-standing disputes about the shape of the planet.
Flat Earther, Who Journeyed To Antarctica, Shocked To Realize Earth Is Actually Round
Image via YouTube Well, I guess it takes journeying to the ends of the Earth to realize you're wrong. One Flat Earther was determined to prove the Earth was flat. He even journeyed to Antarctica to stake his claim.
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