Antarctic Expedition Fundraising Campaign

Objective:

We are planning an expedition to Antarctica to explore beyond known frontiers and gather evidence supporting our belief in a flat Earth. This journey aims to uncover new perspectives and provide groundbreaking findings. To achieve this, we need your support to cover the extensive costs involved in such a challenging endeavor.

Estimated Budget Breakdown

1. Travel to Departure Point

A. Flights from Slovakia to Departure Point

To reach Antarctica, our team will travel from Slovakia to a common Antarctic gateway city, such as Ushuaia, Argentina, Punta Arenas, Chile, or Cape Town, South Africa.

• Round-trip Flights: €1,200 per person x 2 people = €2,400

B. Local Travel and Accommodations

Upon arrival, the team will need transportation and accommodations to prepare for the journey.

• Local Transportation: €400

• Accommodation (3 nights): €100 per room x 1 room x 3 nights = €300

• Meals and Incidentals (3 days): €50 per person per day x 2 people x 3 days = €300

• Visa and Travel Documentation: €200

• Health Checks and Vaccinations: €100 per person x 2 people = €200

Total for Pre-Departure Arrangements and Travel to Departure Point: €3,800

2. Return Travel from Departure Point

Post-expedition, the team will require additional accommodations and transportation.

• Accommodation (2 nights): €100 per room x 1 room x 2 nights = €200

• Meals and Incidentals (2 days): €50 per person per day x 2 people x 2 days = €200

• Local Transportation: €400

Total for Return Travel: €800

Total Travel Expenses: €4,600

3. Antarctic Expedition Costs

To undertake this journey, we need to charter a vessel equipped for polar conditions.

• Charter Vessel: This includes the cost of renting a suitable ice-capable vessel, crew, and fuel.

Total Cost: €300,000

• Permits and Permissions: Necessary for conducting activities in Antarctica.

Total Cost: €10,000

• Guides and Specialized Crew: Essential for safe navigation and expertise in polar conditions.

Cost per specialized crew: €15,000

Total Cost for 4 crew members: €60,000

Total Antarctic Expedition Costs: €370,000

4. Equipment and Supplies

The expedition requires specialized gear and provisions to ensure safety and success.

• Specialized Gear: Includes cold-weather gear, camping equipment, and scientific instruments.

Cost per person: €10,000

Total for 2 people: €20,000

• Provisions (Food and Supplies): Necessary for sustenance during the expedition.

Cost per person: €2,000

Total for 2 people: €4,000

• Scientific Instruments & Communication Devices: To document the journey and communicate with the outside world.

Total Cost: €10,000

Total Equipment and Supplies: €34,000

5. Insurance and Emergency Services

For a remote and hazardous environment like Antarctica, comprehensive insurance is essential.

• Travel and Medical Insurance: Coverage for health and emergencies.

Cost per person: €1,000

Total for 2 people: €2,000

• Emergency Evacuation Insurance: In case of an emergency requiring evacuation.

Cost per person: €2,000

Total for 2 people: €4,000

Total Insurance and Emergency Services: €6,000

6. Miscellaneous Costs

Additional preparations and contingencies are accounted for.

• Pre-trip Training: Includes survival training, navigation, and emergency procedures.

Cost per person: €2,000

Total for 2 people: €4,000

• Documentation and Communication Equipment: For recording the expedition and maintaining communication.

Total Cost: €10,000

• Contingency Fund: To cover unforeseen expenses.

Total Cost: €11,400

Total Miscellaneous Costs: €29,400

Grand Total Estimated Cost: €444,000

Your Support is Crucial

We are seeking contributions to help cover these costs. This expedition promises to explore uncharted territories and challenge conventional understandings. Your donations will directly fund the logistical needs, safety equipment, and scientific endeavors of this unique journey.

Join us in this groundbreaking quest! Thank you for your support and belief in our mission. Together, we can uncover new truths and expand the boundaries of exploration.