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How could Big bang happen everywhere if space is expanding

Yes, we can. All space was a part of the big bang. The fact that that space later expanded doesn't mean it wasn't previously part of it. Imagine you have a non-blown up balloon. You then blow it up, ...
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Did the Cold Spot in the CMB help our galaxy to form?

The Cold Spot is radiation emitted from a region that lies 98% of the way to the edge of the observable Universe. With a bit of geometry, you can convince yourself that the fraction of the observable ...
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