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'''EA:''' Electromagnetic Acceleration, a theory which states that light curves upward, creating a horizon for the observer. | '''EA:''' Electromagnetic Acceleration, a theory which states that light curves upward, creating a horizon for the observer. | ||
| − | '''UA:''' Universal Acceleration/Accelerator -Universal Acceleration, the acceleration of all objects in the universe caused by Dark Energy.<br /> | + | '''UA:''' Universal Acceleration/Accelerator<br /> |
| + | -Universal Acceleration, the acceleration of all objects in the universe caused by Dark Energy.<br /> | ||
-Universal Accelerator, an object which sits underneath the Earth and pushes anything it touches. | -Universal Accelerator, an object which sits underneath the Earth and pushes anything it touches. | ||
'''AW:''' Aetheric Wind/Whirlpool, part of the [[Aetheric Wind Model]] which describes [[aether]] and how it affects Earth. | '''AW:''' Aetheric Wind/Whirlpool, part of the [[Aetheric Wind Model]] which describes [[aether]] and how it affects Earth. | ||
Revision as of 14:27, 3 May 2014
FET: Flat Earth Theory, a theory which states that the earth is flat.
FES: Flat Earth Society, the organization that promotes Flat Earth Theory and its discussion.
FE'er: Flat Earther, or someone who believes in the FE theory.
RET: Round Earth Theory, a theory which states that the earth is round.
RE'er: Round Earther, or someone who believes in the RE theory.
DE: Dark Energy, a form of energy which accelerates the universe.
EA: Electromagnetic Acceleration, a theory which states that light curves upward, creating a horizon for the observer.
UA: Universal Acceleration/Accelerator
-Universal Acceleration, the acceleration of all objects in the universe caused by Dark Energy.
-Universal Accelerator, an object which sits underneath the Earth and pushes anything it touches.
AW: Aetheric Wind/Whirlpool, part of the Aetheric Wind Model which describes aether and how it affects Earth.