Despite their many inventive hypotheses, the arguments of Flat Earthers always break down in the face of observable natural phenomena.

This week's ‘Super Blood Wolf Moon' was no exception - but, that hasn't stopped them from trying.

A post on The Flat Earth Society's ‘Flat Earth Wiki' claims the lunar eclipse was not caused by the shadow of our planet as it sits between the sun and the moon, but by an entirely separate ‘Shadow Object' that orbits too closely to the sun to be seen.

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Instead of Earth blocking the sun's light, The Flat Earth Society says a lunar eclipse occurs when the sun and moon align with the Shadow Object between them. This can only happen a maximum of three times per year, the post notes.

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