Before i post anything i just want to let everyone know. This is my first post.
With the Big Bang theory, when all the matter first exploded, it would have to obviously be very close to each other. Now with the stars being relatively close to each other at one point the light given from any certain star could have been seen from any planet or star. In the Big Bang did the matter travel faster than the speed of light to where we cannot see the stars now? If the stars/planets did move faster than the speed of light then how are we seeing any stars or other planets now, because they would still be moving that quickly.
Just a disclaimer while reading this forum I just wondered if that was possible or not? This could have already been explained and if so I apologize.
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