Cosmic background radiation doesn't have to be from a big bang. It could be something else. Looking through 14 billion years of space might create a "haze" of radiation.
Or, the distance of over 14 billion light years would prevent light from further away from reaching us. The expansion of the universe over great distances of tens of billions of light years is faster than the speed of light. So we may see only haze from the furthest light we can see.
It only makes sense that time has been forever with no start and no end. Makes sense?
Found this following article which explains that the big bang theory is pseudoscience because there is no way to test it. Like the multiverse theories. The truth will come.
Scientific American: Is a Popular Theory of Cosmic Creation Pseudoscience?
Found this following article which explains that the big bang theory is pseudoscience because there is no way to test it. Like the multiverse theories. The truth will come.
Scientific American: Is a Popular Theory of Cosmic Creation Pseudoscience?
