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My question is, if gravity and acceleration are equivalent the what happens to a clock c1 , after a for example 1 year, if it is being accelerated by a force F, at g relative to a reference frame R, and what happens to another clock c2 , if it at rest relative to the same reference frame R, in a gravity field g=10 [mps/s] producing a force G=F?
What I understand is as the moving clock c1 time starts to slow down, the acceleration gets smaller and it an increased force is needed to maintain the acceleration g relative to the frame R. The same happens to the clock under G force. If we increase the force clock 1 time will go slower, if not they will show the same time. Is that correct ?
What I understand is as the moving clock c1 time starts to slow down, the acceleration gets smaller and it an increased force is needed to maintain the acceleration g relative to the frame R. The same happens to the clock under G force. If we increase the force clock 1 time will go slower, if not they will show the same time. Is that correct ?