North Pole - South Pole Circumnavigation ... Or not?

What do we say to people that bring up stories like this one I just posted and completely believe it happened and use it as proof of a globe earth?

Amitchelld wrote:
What do we say to people
[who] completely believe it happened
and use it as proof of a globe earth?

"There is no South Pole, making it impossible for anyone to circumnavigate between geographic poles, so the story is completely fabricated by those making the claim."

British Trans-globe expedition?

https://www.overthepoles2018.com/

So traveling in a circle over our flat plane is being touted as North-South circumnavigation once again:



"We will not permit any scientific or experimental equipment of any kind on board the aircraft"

Admin wrote:
Antarctica Walk with Joe Rogan and Colin O'Brady
youtube:  Kd5QSLyQVaE

" I would walk 500 miles, and I would walk 500 more...To be the man who walked 1,000 miles, To fall down at your door."

Here's an approximation of the 921 mile walk across Antarctica (Ronne Ice Shelf - to - Ross Ice Shelf).
see Map

This is what happens when you lie about continents south of the equator, especially when you take Antarctica and turn it into a frozen continent at the bottom of Spaceball Earth;
as seen on the Map provided, distance between parallels is 269 miles, with 9 parallels showing from point to point;
which means O'Brady walked more than 2000 miles, almost double the distance;
this is the same problem the Heliocentric Church has with southern flight routes.



Ronne Ice Shelf courtesy NASA

The claim on a globe Earth is that you can go perfectly straight continuously in any one direction and come back around to where you started. In this and every other supposed "circumnavigation" ever done, they never do what they claim is possible and fly a perfectly straight line without any deviation and come back where they began. They always make several "necessary" re-fueling stops and eventually end the flight where they began, but never having gone in a perfectly straight line, thus never proving the globe. They just make a slow circle stopping a few key places along the way and claim that to be "circumnavigation around the globe."

Did she do it??

https://lisablairsailstheworld.com/the-record

bandrig wrote:Did she do it??

https://lisablairsailstheworld.com/the-record

She did one giant circle along the ice wall. Look at all the nearest land masses along her route. All locations nearest to the ice wall. They invert reality.

Cape Town, Africa where she demasted is literally 33 degrees on the Gleason's map compass isn't it.. lol


https://www.latlong.net/place/cape-town-south-africa-854.html

bandrig wrote:Did she do it??

https://lisablairsailstheworld.com/the-record

likely not, seems it's just another strong independent women you go girl type of story to try and promote feminism.

Russian Blue Cat wrote:

bandrig wrote:Did she do it??

https://lisablairsailstheworld.com/the-record

likely not, seems it's just another strong independent women you go girl type of story to try and promote feminism.

I prefer to expect the distance to be double that of the equator around altho I do not have a distance south of the equator to place a level mark. So, 25,000 miles at equator. That circle further south gets larger on the UN map: maybe 60,000 miles ? Or 50,000? Would take years to make the circle.