Colorado pastor Will Duffy’s obsession with the flat-Earth conspiracy theory began with a longtime friend’s post on Facebook.

has left a group of flat-Earth believers grappling with reality. Dubbed “The Final Experiment”, the mission sought to uncover whether the midnight sun—a phenomenon where the sun remains ...

And the pictures from space show our world as a globe and yet somehow there are some people that still seem to believe the earth is flat. So as human beings we love stories because stories make ...

and consider flat Earth believers to be the crazy ones. “I don’t know how the flat-Earthers can be so confused,” Cluff remarked. “They are obviously wrong. The world is not flat – it’s ...

The shape of our planet is one of the unknowns that has always existed on Earth. It has aconcreteshape and is something that ...

Interestingly for a candidate for lieutenant governor, Dean Odle’s 2019 book is filled with conspiratorial tales of a flat ...

What we believe drives our behaviour ... He added he finds the flat earth and hollow earth theories the most baffling due to the wealth of scientific research on the subject.

While some believe the Earth being flat is unique in the universe and does not conflict with space travel, others think space exploration and events such as the moon landing are fake.

Flat-Earth believers do not believe this happens. Duffy launched a YouTube channel called “The Final Experiment” to promote the trip, then invited flat-Earthers and well-known “globers ...

Colorado pastor Will Duffy’s obsession with the flat-Earth conspiracy theory began with a longtime friend’s post on Facebook. A quick direct message led to a months-long debate between Duffy ...