That doesn't in anyway answer my question. It is just an insult. (And why would you think I am ignorant of cosmology?)
So I ask again:
The photons are placed there by what trickster to fool us into thinking the scientific BB model explains the data?
THERES NO BB MODEL THAT SHOWS ANY OF THE BILLIONS OF YEARS NONSENSE.
actually the big bang breaks the laws of physics… much much faster than the speed of light.
Furthermore current scientists say: “(Read more about how Henrietta Leavitt changed our view of the Universe.)
If the Universe is really expanding faster than we thought, it might be much younger than the currently accepted 13.8 billion years.”
Furthermore this is the scientific community itself explaining that the universe expanded tremendously faster than the speed of light:
the misconception that nothing can travel faster than light. No physical object can move faster than light, but plenty of non-physical things can. For example, take the straight line =+
y
=
m
x
+
c
. If one varies
c, the x-intercept of the line also changes. It's possible that this x-intercept moves faster than light for a suitably small
m. The caveat is that this intercept is a mathematical point, and it cannot be used to transfer information. Relativity isn't violated.
In the case of the universe's expansion, the physical objects in the universe aren't moving faster than light, but they can appear to do so because space is expanding. Let's take Alice and Bob, separated by one meter, and let the space between them expand at some rate. There's no speed-of-light limit on how fast this rate can be. If space expands by a billion meters per second, then one second later, Alice and Bob would be separated by a billion and one meters, but they wouldn't have traveled faster than the speed of light since from their own point of view, they're both stationary.
In the same way, our best guess of the current universe is that the expansion is speeding up. A very far away object might eventually appear to recede from us faster than the speed of light. Relativity remains unviolated, although it means that we'll eventually be causally disconnected from these faraway objects (that is, we cannot affect or even observe them, and vice versa). Something of this sort - exponentially-increasing expansion - happened in the very early universe.
“Here are some fun milestones, going back in time, that you may appreciate:
The diameter of the Milky Way is 100,000 light years; the observable Universe had this as its radius when it was approximately 3 years old.”
There’s more than this as well with experiments of speeding up light faster than what it’s said to be measured. Etc
Let’s not think of the expansion theory of the two people and think of the possibility of this:
“He Who stretches out the heavens as a curtain, and spreads them out as a tent to dwell in.” (Isaiah 40:22)
God spread out the heavens, stretching them out like a curtain. (See, e.g., Job 9:8; Psalm 104:2; Isaiah 40:22 & 42:5 & 45:12.)… There’s your redshift.