Mystery AtlasThe Final Experiment (2024 Antarctica expedition)
A four-day expedition to Union Glacier, Antarctica, from 14-17 December 2024, organised by pastor Will Duffy, in which four flat-Earth creators and four spherical-Earth creators jointly observed the midnight sun to test flat-Earth predictions; several flat-Earth participants, including Jeran Campanella, said the continuous daylight could not be reconciled with a flat-Earth model, though much of the wider flat-Earth community rejected the results.
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The Final Experiment (2024 Antarctica expedition) supports Spherical Earth Scientific Consensus.
The Final Experiment (2024 Antarctica expedition) debunked Ice Wall Claim — The December 2024 Union Glacier expedition's confirmed midnight-sun observation is inconsistent with a flat disc bounded by an ice wall; some flat-Earth participants publicly accepted this, though much of the wider community rejected the results.
The Final Experiment (2024 Antarctica expedition) is frequently compared to Flat Earth Claim — A direct real-world field test of flat-Earth predictions, distinct from earlier community experiments such as the 2018 laser-level tests and Mike Hughes's rocket flights.