> Another Flat Earth believer on the trip, Austin Whitsitt, was also eager to get in front of the blowback he knew he was about to receive from his fellow believers. He assured them he tracked the hourslong journey from Punta Arenas, Chile to Union Glacier, Antarctica with a compass to ensure they were actually going south.
> “We have to go back to the drawing board to address the preponderance of evidence,” Whitsitt said of the 24-hour sun observation.
Why does it matter whether you're consistently going south or not? Even if you're not in Antarctica because the Forces-That-Be fooled you somehow, you're still somewhere on Earth with a 24-hour sun.
> “We have to go back to the drawing board to address the preponderance of evidence,” Whitsitt said of the 24-hour sun observation.
Why does it matter whether you're consistently going south or not? Even if you're not in Antarctica because the Forces-That-Be fooled you somehow, you're still somewhere on Earth with a 24-hour sun.