Earth Time, as you can see in our solar system each planet has different times than Earth days and years. For example a day on Venus would be 225 Earth days, and a year on Neptune would be equal to 164 years on earth. Keeping this in mind what is heaven time, (based on geological dating the age of the universe 13,700,000,000 Earth years), this equals about 70 earth years in a second on Heaven, making our lives on earth compared to Heaven a blink of an eye. In essence this would give something for the scientific community to argue about. I know what I believe, I believe in God from the beginning.
“But do not forget this one thing, dear friends: With the Lord a day is like a thousand years, and a thousand years are like a day.”
Planet | Rotation Period (Earth Days) | Orbital Period (Earth Days) | Day Length (Relative to Earth) | Year Length (Relative to Earth) |
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Mercury | 58.6 | 88 | 58.6 times longer | 0.24 times shorter |
Venus | 243 | 225 | 243 times longer | 0.62 times shorter |
Earth | 1 | 365.25 | 1 | 1 |
Mars | 1.03 | 687 | 1.03 times longer | 1.88 times longer |
Jupiter | 0.41 | 4,332.59 | 0.41 times shorter | 11.86 times longer |
Saturn | 0.45 | 10,755.7 | 0.45 times shorter | 29.46 times longer |
Uranus | 0.72 | 30,687 | 0.72 times shorter | 84 times longer |
Neptune | 0.67 | 60,190 | 0.67 times shorter | 164.8 times longer |
This comparison highlights the vast differences in the day and year lengths of the planets in our solar system compared to Earth. These differences are due to each planet’s unique distance from the Sun and its rotational speed. Understanding these variations helps us appreciate the diversity of planetary environments within our solar system.