Flat Earth University

The FE101: Introduction to Flat Earth is a free course that provides a comprehensive overview of flat earth concepts through structured modules, tests, and assignments. Here’s a detailed breakdown: https://students.flatearth.university/courses/fe101

Course Overview:

1. Onboarding (Your First Day):
   • Introduces new students to the course structure and flat earth concepts.
   • Lessons include:
     • Read First: An introductory guide.
     • New Student Orientation: Helps students navigate the course.
     • What is Flat Earth Science?: Defines flat earth theories.
     • Digital Gleason Map (.PNG): A flat earth map for reference.
     • Firmament Trackers Map (.JPG): Illustrates the celestial dome.
2. Unit 1: Flat Earth Science:
   • Covers foundational topics like:
     • Sun and Moon: Their behavior and movement in a flat earth model.
     • Latitude and Longitude: How these are conceptualized.
     • Seasons: Explains how seasons are theorized.
     • Measuring Earth: Techniques to validate a flat earth.
     • Star Trails: Patterns observed in the night sky.
     • Compasses and Magnetism: Functionality in a flat earth context.
     • Solar and Lunar Eclipses: Explains these phenomena.
   • 1st Test: Flat Earth Science:
     • Tests students’ understanding of Unit 1 topics.
     • Requires a passing grade of 80% or higher.
3. Assignment 1: The Moon’s Rotation:
   • Focuses on the moon’s behavior. This assignment is submitted directly to the instructor for grading.
4. Unit 2: Planets:
   • Explores planetary concepts within flat earth theory:
     • Local Solar System and Space: Reinterprets the solar system.
     • Wandering Stars: Theories about planetary movement.
     • Same Time, Different Dates (Sun’s Analemma): Observations related to the sun’s path.
   • 2nd Test: Planets:
     • Assesses knowledge of planetary concepts with an 80% passing requirement.
5. Assignment 2: The Sun’s Orbit:
   • Focuses on analyzing the sun’s path and behavior. This is also instructor-graded.
6. Unit 3: The Models:
   • Examines various flat earth models:
     • What is a Model?: Provides a conceptual overview.
     • Floating Disc and Infinite Plane: Explains these two flat earth paradigms.
     • Stereographic Projections: Visualizing the flat earth.
     • Firmament Trackers Flat Earth Model: Details on celestial tracking.
     • Walter Bislin Flat Earth Model: A specific alternative model.
     • Flat Earth Pro App: Tools for observation and validation.
     • Astronomical Models: Compares flat earth models with conventional astronomy.
   • 3rd Test: The Models:
     • Tests understanding of flat earth models with an 80% passing requirement.
7. Assignment 3: Using the Models:
   • Requires students to apply their knowledge of models in a practical way. This assignment is also graded by the instructor.

Key Notes:

• Tests: All tests require a minimum passing grade of 80% to ensure mastery of the material.
• Assignments: The three assignments are submitted directly to the instructor for detailed feedback and grading.

This course is a thorough introduction to flat earth theories, combining theoretical lessons, practical tests, and interactive assignments to immerse students in the subject.

Enrollment in the Flat Earth University is always free https://students.flatearth.university/users/sign_up