Which outcome results on an accelerating rocket because of gravitational equivalence?

💡 Explanation

Accelerating frames mimic gravity per Einstein's "principle of equivalence", causing photons to lose energy via gravitational redshift moving 'upward'; therefore, redshift occurs toward the 'rear' of the ship, rather than internal time slowing that applies differently to curved spacetime.

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