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- Normal acceleration is equivalent to a uniform gravitational field throughout all of space. Thus, this extra field would shift an event horizon for an accelerating observer vs a non-accelerating observer
Normal acceleration is equivalent to a uniform gravitational field throughout all of space. Thus, if I am normally accelerating, I should observe an event horizon shifted as compared to a non-accelerating observer. Is this correct?