The word "day" is YOM. Which can mean 12 hours, 25 hours or a general period of time. Like how we can say back in the day. It doesn't mean we are referring to a singular 24 hour period but rather an arbitrary period.
But regardless how one interprets the Hebrew and this pertains to this discussion is TIME IS RELATIVE. The question is from whose perspective are the days being measured? If it's a universe day, with all the existing mass, it will tick slower than any sub body. So within a day of the universe the earth could experience millions of years. And I would argue we know for 100% certainty it's not earth's perspective because the sun and moon aren't created until the fourth "day".
Once more it seems to me the light originally created is like the maximum processing speed for our universe. And the split experiment works the way it does because reality is being rendered. And what we call reality is mostly empty space comprised of particles vibrating very fast to give the illusion of solid mass.
But regardless how one interprets the Hebrew and this pertains to this discussion is TIME IS RELATIVE. The question is from whose perspective are the days being measured? If it's a universe day, with all the existing mass, it will tick slower than any sub body. So within a day of the universe the earth could experience millions of years. And I would argue we know for 100% certainty it's not earth's perspective because the sun and moon aren't created until the fourth "day".
Once more it seems to me the light originally created is like the maximum processing speed for our universe. And the split experiment works the way it does because reality is being rendered. And what we call reality is mostly empty space comprised of particles vibrating very fast to give the illusion of solid mass.
