That may be how the scientists understand the beginning of the universe, but if we study the subject we will understand that light has a frequency, in other words something is vibrating, oscillating, or pulsing.
In order to have a wavelength that something (electro magnetic energy) must fluctuate or vary in magnitude somehow.
Fluctuation, variation, oscillation, vibration, pulsation, all imply movement of something.
What is it that is moving, or what is that something or electromagnetic energy constructed out of.
If electro magnetic energy has a supporting structure of some kind, then I assume that the said structure would exist even without the motion that we detect as the wave length or color.
In other words, the supporting structure for movement must exist before movement can be detected.
This supporting (super) structure was created first according to Genesis.
The un-capitalized word “earth†is used as a all encompassing something that makes up light.
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