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The following is a list of common Flat-Earth-related abbreviations, many of which come up frequently in discussions of the subject.
 
The following is a list of common Flat-Earth-related abbreviations, many of which come up frequently in discussions of the subject.
  
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*'''FET''': Flat Earth Theory, a theory which states that the earth is flat.
  
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*'''FES''' or '''TFES''': (The) [[Flat Earth Society]], the organization that promotes Flat Earth Theory and its discussion.
  
'''FET''': Flat Earth Theory, a theory which states that the earth is flat.  
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*'''FE'er''': Flat Earther, or someone who believes in the FE theory.
  
'''FES''' or '''TFES''': (The) [[Flat Earth Society]], the organization that promotes Flat Earth Theory and its discussion.
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*'''RET''': Round Earth Theory, a theory which states that the earth is round (an oblate spheroid).  
  
'''FE'er''': Flat Earther, or someone who believes in the FE theory.
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*'''RE'er''': Round Earther, or someone who believes in the RE theory.
  
'''RET''': Round Earth Theory, a theory which states that the earth is round (an oblate spheroid).  
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*'''DE''': Dark Energy, a form of energy which accelerates the universe.
  
'''RE'er''': Round Earther, or someone who believes in the RE theory.
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*'''EA''': [[Electromagnetic Acceleration]], a theory which states that light curves upward, creating a horizon for the observer.
  
'''DE''': Dark Energy, a form of energy which accelerates the universe.
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*'''UA''': Universal Acceleration/Accelerator<br />
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**[[Universal Acceleration]], the acceleration of all objects in the universe caused by Dark Energy.<br />
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**Universal Accelerator, an object which sits underneath the Earth and pushes anything it touches.
  
'''EA''': [[Electromagnetic Acceleration]], a theory which states that light curves upward, creating a horizon for the observer.
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*'''BLE''': [[Bedford Level Experiment]], an experiment performed along the Old Bedford River on the Bedford Level, Norfolk, England, proving the Earth to be flat.
  
'''UA''': Universal Acceleration/Accelerator<br />
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*'''AW''': [[Aetheric Whirlpool]], part of the [[Aetheric Wind Model]] which describes [[aether]] and how it affects Earth.
-[[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.
 
  
'''BLE''': [[Bedford Level Experiment]], an experiment performed along the Old Bedford River on the Bedford Level, Norfolk, England, proving the Earth to be flat.
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== See also: ==
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*[[Frequently Asked Questions]]
  
'''AW''': [[Aetheric Whirlpool]], part of the [[Aetheric Wind Model]] which describes [[aether]] and how it affects Earth.
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Latest revision as of 17:22, 15 October 2022

The following is a list of common Flat-Earth-related abbreviations, many of which come up frequently in discussions of the subject.

  • FET: Flat Earth Theory, a theory which states that the earth is flat.
  • FES or TFES: (The) 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 (an oblate spheroid).
  • RE'er: Round Earther, or someone who believes in the RE theory.
  • DE: Dark Energy, a form of energy which accelerates the universe.
  • 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.
  • BLE: Bedford Level Experiment, an experiment performed along the Old Bedford River on the Bedford Level, Norfolk, England, proving the Earth to be flat.

See also: