Flat-earthers have long maintained that Antarctica holds the key to proving the Earth is flat, but falsely claimed that the Antarctic Treaty of 1959 barred them from visiting.. To resolve this ...

No flat earthers had ever been to Antarctica — a popular conspiracy theory was that the Antarctic Treaty of 1959 prevented them from going, specifically in summer, lest they discover the truth. 4.

A Colorado pastor thought he could make flat-Earthers see the light in Antarctica. It didn’t work. Will Duffy traveled to bottom of the world last month to stage “The Final Experiment” under ...

Now, the 41-year-old pastor of a Wheat Ridge church is at center of a global firestorm among flat-Earthers, who are flooding social media with ideas on how to debunk “The Final Experiment” by ...

Since Flat Earthers said for years that Antarctica will show the world the truth about the shape of the Earth, Mr Duffy decided the easiest solution would be to just go to Antarctica. ...

In an expedition dubbed "The Final Experiment," pastor Will Duffy took a group of Flat Earthers to Antarctica for the first time ever.His mission: to prove that there are no barriers — literal ...

Flat Earthers contend, however, that this is nonsense and a visit to Antarctica in the summer would disprove this — if only the Antarctic Treaty of 1959 didn't forbid them from going.

Eric Dubay and other flat-earthers feel that Antarctica is impenetrable and that the UN Antarctic Treaty of 1961 will not allow any private exploration to happen there.

On December 14th, four flat earthers and four globe earthers will fly to Antarctica for what is being labeled The Final Experiment. A pastor from Colorado hopes to end the debate over the shape of ...

This ice wall — thought by some flat-Earthers to be Antarctica — is the destination of the promised FEIC cruise. There's just one catch: ...