Flat Earth Debunked: Time Zones, Stars, the Sun, and Flight Paths EXPOSED

Flat Earth believers often repeat the same list of talking points: more time zones in the south, more constellations visible down there, the analemma is bigger in the southern hemisphere, and flight paths or undersea cables only make sense on a flat map.

But what happens when we actually test those claims?

In this video, we break down and debunk each of those statements with real data — using maps, astronomy software, and actual infrastructure. This isn’t about opinions. It’s about evidence.

✅ Time Zones at 33° North vs. 33° South
Flat Earthers claim there are “more time zones in the south.” But when you count both land and ocean time zones along those latitudes, 33° North crosses 24 zones — compared to only 18 at 33° South.

✅ Countries Like China, Greenland, and Alaska
As you move toward the poles, landmasses like China, Greenland, and Alaska span multiple time zones — and sometimes ignore them completely. That’s geography and politics, not flat Earth trickery.

✅ Nobody Lives South of 55° South
Flat Earthers forget that humans live and build entire societies north of 55°N, but nothing permanent exists south of 55°S — because it's all Antarctica.

✅ Constellation Sizes
Seeing “more stars” in the south doesn’t prove anything. The constellation Draco (north) is over 1000 square degrees. Compare that to Hydrus (south), which is only ~243 square degrees. The stars don’t lie — but Flat Earthers do.

✅ The Analemma
The analemma appears larger in the southern hemisphere because of Earth’s axial tilt and orbital shape — and it’s completely modelable. Can Flat Earthers simulate it on a flat map? No. And they never will.

✅ Flight Paths & Undersea Cables
Flights follow great circles. Cables avoid deep ocean trenches. They’re not laid out for aesthetic flat maps — they’re built for engineering efficiency on a globe.

Test the claim. See for yourself.

🔗 Tools & Sources Used:

Time zone map: https://www.timeanddate.com/time/map/

Great Circle Mapper: https://www.gcmap.com/

Submarine Cable Map: https://www.submarinecablemap.com/

Stellarium Web: https://stellarium-web.org/

NASA Analemma: https://www.nasa.gov/image-feature/the-analemma