How Time Dilation Explained CMB and Killed the Big Bang

Every body radiates its heat. Night vision goggles are based on that : all they do — convert lower frequency light (infrared/heat) into higher frequency visible light. The colder the body the lower frequency (longer wavelength) light it emits. Our Universe body (even a few atoms of hydrogen or dust per cubic meter ) has the temperature of 2.7 Kelvin, and so it radiates heat (very low frequency light). And 2.7-Kelvin-heat-light has the same frequency as the infamous CMB. But what about the heat that comes to us from the past/remote parts of the Universe? — In How Time Dilation Killed 14-Billion-Year-Old-Universe Concept we explained that past = remote (by finite speed of light), and that light from the past Universe comes to us stretched/redshifted/lower frequency/longer wavelength. And so the heat from the past comes to us as even more stretched light, meaning even colder light. That is why the heat from the past/remote parts of the Universe is colder to us than the heat from the nearby Universe — heat from the past does not heat up the present. More details on thermal radiation intensity in The Universe Is Not Cooling Down! <a href="https://medium.com/timematters/how-time-dilation-explained-cmb-and-killed-the-big-bang-1c684dcb1eed">Learn More</a>