The Elevator, the Rocket, and Gravity¶
Pössel, M. The Elevator, the Rocket, and Gravity: The Equivalence Principle. Einstein Online.
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- Free Fall
- Tidal effects remain across an extended body or finite laboratory because spacetime curvature cannot be transformed away over an arbitrarily large region.
This sourceMax Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics. Explains freely falling frames, local special-relativistic behavior, and the tidal limitation of the equivalence principle.
- Tidal effects remain across an extended body or finite laboratory because spacetime curvature cannot be transformed away over an arbitrarily large region.
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