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Jonnyb42
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I see a lot of places, "The speed of light is the same in all inertial reference frames." But is it the same in non-inertial reference frames too?
For example, your reference frame/observer is accelerating according to someone else holding a flash light, at the moment they meet, the other person turns on the flash light, will the accelerated person observe the light as c as well?
I assume the speed of light is the same for ANY reference frame, non-inertial frames as well, but would like to here what you guys think.
For example, your reference frame/observer is accelerating according to someone else holding a flash light, at the moment they meet, the other person turns on the flash light, will the accelerated person observe the light as c as well?
I assume the speed of light is the same for ANY reference frame, non-inertial frames as well, but would like to here what you guys think.