Kathmandu, The Earth is round. In history, Bruno was burned alive for saying this. Because centuries ago, it was believed that the Earth is flat and the Sun revolves around the Earth. However, there are people who believe in the theory that the Earth is flat not only centuries ago but also today. They use various arguments and arguments to prove the theory of a flat Earth. One person spent millions to prove his same superstition. Not only this, the YouTuber’s journey not only broke his illusion that the Earth is not round, but also gave him a new perspective.
YouTuber Jeron Campanella, a true supporter of the theory that the Earth is flat, went on a trip to Antarctica spending about 37 thousand dollars to prove his claim. His aim was to prove that Antarctica was a flat Earth and that the Earth was flat.
The ‘midnight sun’ surprised him
Midnight sun. This is a phenomenon when the sun is visible in the same place for 24 hours, especially in the polar regions. It clearly proves the theory that the Earth is round. According to the flat Earth theory, the sun never remains stationary and does not remain in one position for 24 hours. Campanella thought that the sun neither rises nor sets in Antarctica, but remains stationary. However, his experience in Antarctica changed his whole thinking. What he saw there completely disproved the flat Earth theory. He saw the midnight sun, where the sun is visible continuously for 24 hours. This phenomenon only occurs in the polar regions and is reliable evidence of the fact that the Earth is round.
After his trip to Antarctica, Campanella said, “Sometimes in life you are wrong. I used to think that the sun was not visible 24 hours a day. But now I am convinced that this also happens.” Campanella’s trip to Antarctica also proved the azimuthal equidistance map of the flat Earth theory wrong. He said that the map was no longer useful to him. Campanella’s trip also rejected the claim of the 1959 Antarctic Treaty, which stated that ordinary citizens were prohibited from visiting Antarctica. However, according to the treaty, it is allowed to go to Antarctica for tourists and research.