- #1
Martyn Arthur
- 108
- 18
Given that one or both inertial frames must have been subject to acceleration at some point; resulting in an imbalance of application between the two inertial frames, why does the consequential effect of general relativity not feature in calculations.
Surely, as such, neither observer's situation can be regarded as eual to the other's.
Regards
Martyn
Surely, as such, neither observer's situation can be regarded as eual to the other's.
Regards
Martyn