Your visual aid video didn't refute what I said, and didn't explain why people above the arctic circle and below the antarctic circle experience opposite day/night cycles of the sun in winter and summer.
You do know that there are cruises to Antarctica and the Antarctic circle right? They tell you on their websites what to expect for the cruise. The cruises are done around November to February, because it's the southern hemisphere's summer, it's warmer, and there's less ice, and depending on how far south the cruise goes, the people will experience 17-24 hours of sunlight per day. Simultaneously, people closer to the north pole experience almost constant nighttime during those months. I've yet to see a good flat earth explanation for this. How could these cruise lines serve thousands of people every year while lying to them about the weather conditions? How could no one on these cruises report the inconsistency of the daylight hours?
Here are some links to Antarctic cruise websites which specifically mention the daytime/daylight hours:
In the austral summer, expect at least 20 hours of sunlight a day. As a result, you may experience some insomnia for the first day or two.
https://www.silversea.com/destinations/antarctica-cruise.html
At any time of the day or night (because whether you’re in the Antarctic in the Southern Hemisphere’s summer, or the Arctic in the Northern Hemisphere in its summer, because there’s daylight most of the time.
https://www.swoop-antarctica.com/visit/january
The summer sun bathes the continent in 20-24 hours of daylight in December
https://poseidonexpeditions.com/antarctica/antarctic-circle-wildest-antarctica/257/
With over 17 hours of daylight per day
Here's two timelapse videos of the 24 hour summer sun in Antarctica:
https://petapixel.com/2015/08/18/a-time-lapse-of-24-hours-of-sunlight-in-antarctica/
https://twistedsifter.com/videos/24-hours-of-sun-timelapse-antarctica-by-robert-schwarz/
Here's info on New Zealand daylight hours throughout the year, proving they have a lot more sunlight hours during December:
https://www.worlddata.info/australia/new-zealand/sunset.php
https://www.timeanddate.com/sun/new-zealand/invercargill
https://newzealandtrails.com/news/whats-best-time-hiking-new-zealand/
Your visual aid video didn't refute what I said, and didn't explain why people above the arctic circle and below the antarctic circle experience opposite day/night cycles of the sun in winter and summer.
You do know that there are cruises to Antarctica and the Antarctic circle right? They tell you on their websites what to expect for the cruise. The cruises are done around November to February, because it's the southern hemisphere's summer, it's warmer, and there's less ice, and depending on how far south the cruise goes, the people will experience 17-24 hours of sunlight per day. Simultaneously, people closer to the north pole experience almost constant nighttime during those months. I've yet to see a good flat earth explanation for this. How could these cruise lines serve thousands of people every year while lying to them about the weather conditions? How could no one on these cruises report the inconsistency of the daylight hours?
Here are some links to Antarctic cruise websites which specifically mention the daytime/daylight hours:
In the austral summer, expect at least 20 hours of sunlight a day. As a result, you may experience some insomnia for the first day or two.
https://www.silversea.com/destinations/antarctica-cruise.html
At any time of the day or night (because whether you’re in the Antarctic in the Southern Hemisphere’s summer, or the Arctic in the Northern Hemisphere in its summer, because there’s daylight most of the time.
https://www.swoop-antarctica.com/visit/january
The summer sun bathes the continent in 20-24 hours of daylight in December
https://poseidonexpeditions.com/antarctica/antarctic-circle-wildest-antarctica/257/
With over 17 hours of daylight per day
Here's two timelapse videos of the 24 hour summer sun in Antarctica:
https://petapixel.com/2015/08/18/a-time-lapse-of-24-hours-of-sunlight-in-antarctica/
https://twistedsifter.com/videos/24-hours-of-sun-timelapse-antarctica-by-robert-schwarz/