Flat Earthers Accidentally Prove Earth Is Round In Netflix Documentary Flat earther's experiment to prove earth is flat accidentally proves the planet is round instead. the experiment has reportedly been a favorite of flat earthers since 1836, when samuel birley rowbotham first did it on the old bedford river. editor's note: this article was originally published on february 4, 2022. it has since been updated. A resurfaced clip has shown the moment a flat earther disproved his own beliefs during an experiment to prove the world isn't round. flat earth conspiracists believe that the earth is a flat plane rather than a spherical shape, but one conspiracy theorist accidentally debunked himself. a clip from the documentary 2018 documentary behind the.
Watch Flat Earther Accidentally Proves Earth Is Round In Viral Clip After performing an experiment to prove the flat earth theory, a flat earther ended up accidentally proving the exact opposite: that the earth is – shocker – spherical. in a clip from the netflix documentary behind the curve, a flat earther is seen setting up a diy experiment. the study – and we use that term lightly – shows a camera. A flat earther has gone viral for accidentally proving that the earth is round after spending $20,000 on an experiment to show otherwise. the conspiracy theorist bob knodel hosts a channel that is specifically dedicated to the false theory that the earth is flat. it’s a belief that is garnering a growing community, despite there being. Yeah. there is a lot of infighting in the flerf community between the "god did it, don't question god" and the "we're going to demonstrate the earth is flat" crews. a good example is ranty (formerly) flat earth. ranty was all about testing to prove flat earth, and ultimately proved to himself the earth is a globe. soooo many flerfs lost their shit. The flat earther sets up an experiment he believes will prove the earth is actually flat. the experiment involves a camera, which is set to film through a pair of two holes carved into a board an.
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