These pages catalog claims that specific promoters repeat in interviews, live streams, and apps. Each entry states how the argument is usually framed, how the globe model responds, and which TestTheGlobe pages let you run the numbers or field-check yourself.
Claim indexes
Claims from flat-Earth promoters
Recurring arguments from well-known flat-Earth voices, grouped by topic and linked to measurable debunks on this site. Paraphrased for context, not quoted as evidence.
What this section is
Profiles
David Weiss
Also known as: DITRH, Deep Inside the Rabbit Hole
Flat-Earth interviewer and app developer who hosts long-form debates and maps arguments onto a stationary disc model.
50 mapped claims
Open claim indexMark Sargent
Also known as: Flat Earth Clues
Flat-Earth storyteller known for the "Flat Earth Clues" video series, framing globe skepticism through visual anomalies, Hollywood parallels, and simulation metaphors.
50 mapped claims
Open claim indexEric Dubay
Also known as: 200 Proofs Earth is Not a Spinning Ball
Prolific flat-Earth author and YouTuber best known for "200 Proofs Earth is Not a Spinning Ball," combining list-style arguments with anti-NASA, anti-Masonic, and spiritual conspiracy framing.
50 mapped claims
Open claim indexAustin Witsit
Also known as: Witsit Gets It, Austin Whitsitt
Debate-focused flat-Earth YouTuber known for live globe-versus-flat exchanges, visual "gotcha" challenges, and participation in the 2024 Antarctica "Final Experiment" midnight-sun trip.
50 mapped claims
Open claim indexHow to use these indexes
Calm, testable, and linked: the same standard as every other page on the site.
- Read the claim as the promoter would phrase it, not as settled science.
- Follow the debunk summary, then open the linked tool or experiment when you want numbers.
- Beta pages are marked on their destination; final debunks are preferred for sharing.