Is the Earth Flat or Round: How A Video from Antarctica Changed The Opinion of Supporters
Several flat-earthers visited Antarctica, where installed cameras captured evidence of the Sun's rotation around the Earth, which forced one of the proponents of the flat Earth theory to abandon his views. However, old allies accuse him of being corrupt.
Several proponents of the flat Earth theory were sent to Antarctica to make sure that the Earth is really round. To do this, enthusiasts installed several Insta360 X4 cameras, which recorded a 24-hour timelapse showing the rotation of the Sun around the Earth.
One of the most prominent participants in this experiment was Jeran Campanella, a well-known proponent of the flat Earth theory. After reviewing the materials obtained in Antarctica, he changed his views and publicly admitted that the Earth has a round shape.
However, his decision was not ignored. Campanella's former allies immediately accused him of venality, claiming that his change of position had been bribed. Some even began to carefully analyze the video and claim that it was all shot using graphics and staged scenes.
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