Jeran Campanella, host of the YouTube show "Jeranism," spent $35,000 on a trip to Antarctica to prove the earth is flat just to learn it is not.

Because Earth's surface looks and feels flat when we walk around it, the conspiracy theorists denounce all evidence to the contrary. The leading theory suggests Earth is a disc with the Arctic Circle ...

The absurd conspiracy theory that the Earth is actually flat is perhaps the primary example of this resurgence. And one man is going to great lengths to get "flat Earthers" to see the light ...

THIS is the moment a popular flat-Earther finally admitted his long-standing conspiracy theory was wrong after a 9,000-mile trip to Antarctica. YouTuber Jeran Campanella travelled to the ...

Jeran Campanella, a flat Earth believer, changes his stand after experiencing the 24-hour sun during an Antarctica expedition, debunking conspiracy theories and challenging previous beliefs.

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Instead, believers of this conspiracy theory maintain that the Earth is flat with the Arctic being at the centre, the continents radiating out from the Arctic and Antarctica being a massive ice ...

Popular Flat Earther, Jeran Campanella, went on an expedition to Antarctica to test his theory, only to realise the Earth is actually round.

Because Earth's surface looks and feels flat when we walk around it, the conspiracy theorists denounce all evidence to the contrary. The leading theory suggests Earth is a disc with the Arctic ...

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From speculation that JFK's assassination was an "inside job" to claims that vaccines contain microchips, the world is awash with conspiracy theories. The term was coined in the 1860s, appearing ...