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It was hyped as “The Final Experiment.” Led by pastor Will Duffy of Agape Kingdom Fellowship in Wheat Ridge, Colo., a group of people who believed in a flat earth and others who believed in a global earth traveled to ...

America has been absolutely awash in conspiracy theories in recent years, and the emergence of new ones seems to have reanimated old ones that, for quite some time, seemed to have faded away.The absurd conspiracy theory that the Earth is ...

Image source: X The Flat Earth theory is, after all, a fringe belief that has attracted a dedicated following in light of overwhelming scientific evidence establishing the Earth as round. With this in mind, one new initiative called "The Final ...

Even after all the scientific experiments, images from space, and the curve picture taken from Mount Everest, the theory of the flat Earth was debunked and dismissed. However, some of the believers in the flat Earth concept sought new evidence ...

A California Flat Earther admitted to a partial defeat after flying all the way to Antarctica to see a pillar of Flat Earth belief destroyed within the space of 24 hours.The trip was organized by Colorado pastor Will Duffy, who ...

A bizarre expedition to Antarctica, led by a Colorado pastor aiming to settle the age-old debate about the Earth’s shape, has left a group of flat-Earth believers grappling with reality. Dubbed “The Final Experiment”, the mission sought to uncover whether ...

In a project dubbed The Final Experiment, a group of Flat Earth proponents traveled to Antarctica at the height of summer in the southern hemisphere, expecting to witness the sun go down. It went almost exactly like you'd expect, with ...

A Flat Earther appeared to be left speechless after a professor completely obliterated his argument during an in-depth debate. Like it or not, there are unfortunately a lot of people out there who believe the Earth is flat. One such ...

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, joined a group of ...

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 ...

Jeran Campanella, a prominent American YouTuber with 164,000 subscribers known for promoting the flat Earth theory, publicly acknowledged that his beliefs may have been mistaken following a recent expedition to Antarctica. In a live video posted on December 14 on ...

Colorado pastor Will Duffy's 'The Final Experiment' proved Flat earther's wrong YouTuber Jeran Campanella, a popular 'Flat Earther' had his entire belief system shattered after he travelled nearly 14,000 kilometres from California to Antarctica and spent $37,000 to test his ...

Colorado pastor Will Duffy's 'The Final Experiment' proved Flat earther's wrong YouTuber Jeran Campanella, a popular 'Flat Earther' had his entire belief system shattered after he travelled nearly 14,000 kilometres from California to Antarctica and spent $37,000 (Rs 31.4 lakh) ...

Flat-earthers admit defeat after seeing 24-hour Antarctica sun: ‘Sometimes you are wrong’ Breaking News *** This archive is incomplete. The original version from New York Post can be found here ...

Getty ImageHumans 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 includes a Flat Earther who made the trek to Antarctica ...

In the UK newspaper, Daily Mail, there is an article of a famous flat earther who has a YouTube channel called “Jeranism”, went to the Antarctica and said that the earth is not flat. Here is flat earther David on ...

A team of Flat Earth conspiracy theorists recently traveled to Antarctica in the hopes of proving—once and for all—that our planet is, in fact, flat. Unfortunately for them, the trip seems to have confirmed what scientists and geologists have long ...

Apparently, for some, seeing is believing. That's what happened to American flat-earther YouTuber Jeran Campanella. During an expedition to Antarctica, he realized he was wrong."We're sometimes wrong," is the moral of an online video by flat-earther Jeran Campanella, or rather ...

YouTuber Jeran Campanella, one of the internet's famous flat-earthers, went to the southernmost continent to test his theory. As part of a trip, Campanella dubbed "The Final Experiment," the online personality went to observe if there was a 24-hour sun ...