Now terraplanists organize a trip to Antarctica to find the "end of the world"

The members of the group called Terraplanistas insist that the world is on a great plain that floats in space. Starting from this pseudo-library and the relative success it has in social networks, they organize an Antarctic expedition in search of the "end of the world".

This statement that the Earth is flat aims to denounce a global conspiracy, which would be secretly orchestrated by scientists from all countries of the planet to "invent" that the form is spheroidal.

They make sure that the images taken by the satellites are false and that they are edited and edited. It would be a manipulation campaign of the world population.

That's why they are organizing an Antarctic expedition in search of the "end of the world".

"If you take a globe and crush it, Antarctica will surround the Earth – it's like an ice shore and it's very, very big." We do not think anything can fall from the edge, because much of the terraplanist community believes we are in a dome, which looks like a snowball, "said Robbie Davidson, founder of the International Flat Earth Conference in Forbes. one of the promoters of the expedition.

For some members of this group, if the Earth were round and if it moved quickly in space, we should not see the same stars, even if, in front of the permanent rotation on itself, at a speed of 465, 11 meters per minute. Secondly, planes must stay in the same place until they reach their destination.

In this sense, they go further and deny that there is gravity. They argue that the planet is static and that what moves is the firmament, the stars, the moon and the sun, for them the limit of the Earth is an impenetrable wall of ice, which is part of a large dome which covers the surface of the earth.

"If we can reach the Antarctic coast and sail around it, we will have the distance that will show that these are the outer edges of the flat Earth and we will completely refute any arguments that anyone can try to launch for the worship of heliocentrism that adores the sun, "said Jay Decasby, a terraplanist who works on a reality show on the subject,

On March 2nd and 3rd, an international terraplanist congress was held in Argentina. Dozens of followers of this pseudothèque have been gathered to denounce the most absurd plots.

Although Antarctica was a subject of debate, the date of the expedition was undefined. All the more so, once the trip is over, they would have another difficult mission: to invent a pseudoscientific argument to justify why the Antarctic does not have measures consistent with its absurd theory.