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DarkMattrHole
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- Does an accelerating body cause a local curvature of space-time or gradient and wave-front?
If you are floating in space in your spaceship and you kick in the engines and accelerate at a comfortable 1G and you end up standing on the bottom of your ship, a slight curvature of space-time is formed, throughout the ship, perhaps immeasurable, such that without windows on the ship, you might think you were still on the ground, and with a God's eye view of the curvature throughout the ship (or real good equipment) you would measure it to be the same as found on the surface of earth, is that correct? Either way the answer is always interesting, often surprising. thanks.