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They'll keep pushing it back as they measure more, too. The "big bang" is a misinterpretation of the evidence. It wasn't a singular event, but rather an ongoing process, and it has been (and will be) ongoing forever.
The big bang is like a constantly running water faucet. From our perspective as a little chunk of debris in the stream of water, it appears as if the universe was formed in a one-time the explosive release from the faucet that is growing ever more distant from us, when in fact the water never stops getting released.
Or at least, that's my theory.
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