Re: Accelerating elevator

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From: Matt Crawford
Date: Sun, 16 Nov 1986 23:47

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It's odd that nobody has trotted out this follow-on question...

What does the background radiation look like to an
*accelerating* observer?

In light [sic] of the answer, consider Courtney Footman's puzzle
of a week back.
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Subject: Re: Accelerating elevator
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