Re:A Physicist Who Denies Dark Matter
by hwillis on Saturday May 20, 2017 @05:12PM
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The CMB has a certain spectrum and temperature. The amount of energy in the universe correlates to the amount of mass in the universe. The more energy and mass was present in the big bang, the hotter the CMB will be. The amount of visible matter corresponds to a CMB temperature that is far lower than what we see.
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> The amount of visible matter corresponds to a CMB temperature that is far lower than what we see.
Why would there be a relation between CMB temperature and amount of (visible+invisible) matter? I suppose the CMB temperature decreases in time. Would`s the relation you talk about imply that the mass or density of mass of the Universe then has to decrease as well?