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Why is the cosmic background 4K? Where are the other photons? [closed]

The cosmic background is 4K. Where are the other photons? A 4K photon produced at the big bang is detected by our detector. Time stops for the photon and hence we are seeing the big bang. Shouldn't we ...
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Where does $H = \frac{M_0}{T^2}$ come from?

In this case: $M_0 = \frac{M_{Pl}}{1.66 g_*^{\frac{1}{2}}}$ and $H$ is the Hubble constant (which is not always constant depending on he constitution of the Universe). where $M_{Pl}$ is Planck's mass ...
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Why does the temperature of the early Universe decrease as it expands? [duplicate]

According to the Big Bang theory, the universe cooled down as it expanded. I would like to know why does the temperature decrease? And by "why" I mean how. What causes the temperature to decrease, ...
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What happened to high temperatures in the universe?

We know that after the big bang the temperature was about 10^32 K. But now the average temperature of the universe is about 4 K. What happened to the temperature at that time? Where did it go?
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