Do Higgs particles get spaced apart as space expands, or are new ones created?

[binbots]

Just curious. As Space expands in our universe, does the space between Higgs particles expand or are more particles created to full the void?

 

[mathman]

As far as I know Higgs particles aren't around under usual conditions. The theory states the existence of a Higgs field, while Higgs particles are supposed to be formed by high energy collisions like in the HLC, but immediately decay.

 

[binbots]

Thanks. I always wondered about that. Does that mean if we did this experiment 8 billion years ago and 3 billion years from now the same amount of particles will be detected?