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There was no Big Bang. Space does not expand. There are farther stars, but their light cannot rich us - turns into CMB in roughly 13.4 billion years after it was emitted.
Let's describe the mechanism. Assumptions:
- Matter is discrete.
- Roughly every 13.4 billion years matter undergoes a “reset” event. During this reset a quantum of matter leaves its current particle and forms a new single-quantum particle.
What happens if we accept these assumptions?
Many such quanta are released by matter, so there are a lot of them near stars. Those quanta combine to form photons. Consequently, many quanta within each photon experience their next reset event almost simultaneously, in about 13.4 billion years. At that moment the photon loses all its original quanta and its initial direction of motion. The only quanta remaining in the photon are those acquired along the way through space (as a result of interactions with interstellar matter and other photons) - the “dirt.” This “dirt” is what we observe as the CMB.
Evidence: more energetic “dirt” arrives from the direction of Virgo Cluster and CMB is hotter there. Why? Because there is more matter, more interactions, more "dirt" there.
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