A bizarre expedition to Antarctica, led by a Colorado pastor aiming to settle the age-old debate about the Earth’s shape, has left a group of flat-Earth believers grappling with reality. Dubbed “The Final Experiment”,

A group of popular flat earth YouTubers have admitted defeat against the ‘globers’ after taking a trip to Antarctica to witness the 24-hour sun.

In a surprise conclusion to a project dubbed The Final Experiment, several well-known believers in a non-spherical Earth have had a change of heart.

Campanella participated in "The Final Experiment," an expedition conceived by Will Duffy, a pastor from Colorado, aiming to end the long-standing disputes about the shape of the planet.

Humans have known the world is not, in fact, flat for thousands of years, but there are still plenty of people who would try to tell you otherwise. That

NEW: Flat Earther travels all the way to Antarctica to prove that the Earth is flat only to find out that it's not. Lmao. Flat Earth YouTuber Jeran Campanella went on a $35,000 trip to prove that there was "no 24-hour sun." "Sometimes you are wrong in life and I thought there… pic.twitter.com/8jvLWawB2J

A group of flat Earthers has ventured to the southernmost land of Antarctica in an attempt to "end the debate over the shape of the Earth” – although we’re pretty sure that was already achieved by astronomers from Ancient Greece, the Islamic Golden Age, the Renaissance, etc, etc.

Jeran Campanella, a former Flat Earth theorist, altered his beliefs after an expensive expedition to Antarctica. His experience with the Midnight Sun phenomenon directly challenged his flat Earth views.