Believing that the Earth is flat is one of the ultimate conspiracy theories. The flat earth society contains people from America and Europe and has been growing since 2009 (Wolchover 2017).
While on the planet’s surface, it feels and looks flat, so they believe they dismiss all evidence to the contrary. Given Henrique’s distance from the holes, he would have to position the light above his head (7 meters/23 feet above the water level) for it to be seen.People who believe in the flat earth theory do not think the Earth is round. But on a spherical Earth, there’s the curvature to consider. If the Earth was flat, no matter how far Henrique was, the light would come through the holes. He used two boards, both with a hole at a height of 5.18 meters (17 feet) above water level, a camera, and another person by the name of Henrique holding a torch at the same height and aligned with the holes. In the clip, a flat-Earther named Jeran from a group known as Globebusters set up a simple experiment to prove that the Earth is flat. In the immortal words of Meryl Streep: “ These are the moments that make life worth living”. Many viewers have enjoyed a particular clip from the documentary, where a flat-Earther proves that the Earth is not flat live on camera.
The film has received positive reviews, with critics commenting on how it focuses on the human side of the movement, rather than dismissing them. It often indicates a user profile.Ī new documentary called “ Behind The Curve” has recently been released on Netflix, looking into the people of the Flat Earth movement and how they end up believing such an outlandish idea. Account icon An icon in the shape of a person's head and shoulders.
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