Flat Earther admits he was wrong after traveling 9,000 miles to Antarctica to test his belief – Jeran Campanella, a popular flat Earther, travelled 9,000 miles to Antarctica to observe a 24-hour sun, a phenomenon that would be impossible on a flat Earth
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In a surprising turn of events, a well-known flat-earther conceded that his long-held conspiracy theory was incorrect after embarking on a 9,000-mile journey to Antarctica.
YouTuber Jeran Campanella traveled to the southernmost continent to witness a 24-hour sun – a phenomenon that would be impossible if the Earth were flat.
The journey, which cost a staggering $37,700, took Campanella from Salinas, California, to Antarctica. Upon witnessing the sun circle the sky without setting, Campanella confessed to his followers that he had been wrong, acknowledging the Earth’s true round shape… mostly, anyway.
Who in the hell is a flat earther. Even Medieval Europe (the Dark Ages) knew the earth was round. One of the reasons the Church opposed Columbus was because, by their calculations, the round earth was *huge*, and if sailed from Europe to Asia, it would be a huge waste of money and men.
No one at the time knew there were *two continents* between Europe and Asia. But the Church’s calculations were right at that time on the size of the globe.