| 1 Day = 1 Year (Num 14:34; Eze 4:5, 6; Lev 25:2-22) | |
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| 1 Day | 1 Day | 1/2 Week | 1 Week | 1 Month | Season | Year |
| _______ | ______ | ________ | _________________ | ________________ | _________ | ________________________ |
| 24 hours (1440 min) = 360; 14 hours 14 min (854 min) = 213.5; 10 hours 4 min (604 min) = 151 | ||||||
| 0.5243936669 summer 407 0.5422189284 winter 278 |
| 1 Year | 1 Day | 1/2 Week | 1 Week | 1 Month | Season | Year |
| _______ | _______ | __________ | ________ | ________________ | _________ | ________________________ |
| 1 Day | 3.5 Days | 7 Days | 29 or 30 Days (29.53 days) (4 weeks) | 88 or 89 Days (3 Months) | 365.24 days/nights (solar year) | |
| 1 Night | 3.5 Nights | 7 Days | 29 or 30 Nights (29.53 nights) (4 weeks) |
88 or 89 Nights (3 Months) |
354.36 days/nights (lunar year) |
| 1 Night | 1 Day | 1/2 Week | 1 Week | 1 Month | Season | Year |
| ________ | ______ | ________ | _________________ | ________________ | _________ | ________________________ |
| 24 hours (1440 min) = 360; 9 hours 46 min (854 min) = 213.5; 13 hours 56 min (604 min) = 151 | ||||||
| 0.4988425269 apogee 0.5588386925 perigee |
(1) The word day on this page means daylight, sunrise to sunset.
(2) The sky above the earth will be divided into 360 degrees for a 24 hour or 1440 minute whole day (day & night).
(3) The moon's apparent diameter as seen from earth (moon diameter) is 0.499 to 0.559 degrees of the sky, 0.49884 degrees for the moon's apogee and 0.55884 degrees for the moon's perigee.
(4) The sun's apparent diameter as seen from earth (sun diameter) is 0.524 to 0.542 degrees of the sky, 0.5244 degrees around July 5th at the earth's aphelion during the summer and 0.542 degrees around January 3rd at the earth's perihelion during the winter.
(5) 407 sun diameters will fit side by side across the sky from sunrise to sunset during the earth's aphelion (14 hours 14 minutes (854 minutes) of daylight or 213.5 degrees of the sky divided by 0.5244). 278.5 sun diameters will fit into the sky during the day at the earth's perihelion (10 hours 4 minutes (604 minutes) of daylight or 151 degrees of the sky divided by 0.5422).
(6) 262.2 to 293.7 moon diameters will fit side by side across the sky from sunset to sunrise during the earth's aphelion (9 hours 46 minutes (586 minutes) of nighttime or 146.5 degrees of the sky divided by 0.55884 or 0.49884). 373.99 to 418.97 moon diameters will fit into the nighttime sky during the earth's perihelion (13 hours 56 minutes (836 minutes) of nighttime or 209 degrees of the sky divided by 0.55884 or 0.49884).
(7) 644.19 to 721.67 moon diameters will fit side by side in a whole 24 hour day (day & night) (360 degrees of the sky divided by 0.55884 or 0.49884). 686.5 sun diameters will fit into the sky during a whole 24 hour day at the earth's aphelion (360 degrees of the sky divided by 0.5244). 663.96 sun diameters will fit into the sky during a whole 24 hour day at the earth's perihelion (360 degrees of the sky divided by 0.5422).
(8) To show better perfection: The shortest lunar month is 29 days 6 hour 35 minutes. So a month could have 29 days of daylight with the other 6 (or even more, up to 9 hours 46 minutes) being nighttime. The exact amount of daylight in 29 days before or after June 21 is 410 hours (May 24 to June 21 = 410 hours 1 minute & June 21 to July 19 = 409 hours 44 minutes). The exact amount of daylight in 40 days before or after December 21 is 410 hours (November 12 to Deccember 21 = 410 hours 30 minutes & December 21 to January 29 = 410 hours 5 minutes). So, 29 day summer months are really 40 days long in winter daylight.
(9) A solar year has 365.24258 days. A lunar year has 354.36 days (29.53 days x 12 months = 354.36). The lunar year is 10.88258 days shorter than the solar year. A 13th leap month is added to the lunar year to keep up with the solar year. A leap month is added every 2.7135 years (29.53 / 10.88258 = 2.7135) or every 991 days. (The blue moon is the same concept with a full moon.)
(10) A 13th leap month is added every 991days & A blue moon is added every 991 days. The full moon is in the middle of a lunar month. Blue moons are also added in the middle of leap months. (991 / 2 = 495.5) Every 495.5 days alternating blue moons or leap months are added to the lunar year.