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Photons were trapped within the early stages of the expanding Universe.
When the early universe expanded to a critical size (or cooled to a critcal temperature) photons escaped their dense enclosure.
Today, these proto-photons must be still moving and located at the furthest limits of the universe which is still expanding.
Can we assume that the outer limits of the universe contain only proto-photons and by defintion are void of any baryonic matter?
When the early universe expanded to a critical size (or cooled to a critcal temperature) photons escaped their dense enclosure.
Today, these proto-photons must be still moving and located at the furthest limits of the universe which is still expanding.
Can we assume that the outer limits of the universe contain only proto-photons and by defintion are void of any baryonic matter?