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"Altitude" in an accelerating frame of reference

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Would a clock at the nose of a relativistically accelerating rocket experience time dilation relative to one at the tail? How about lower accelerations closer to 1G?

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Filling a black hole: Is there some upper limit to the mass of a highly negatively charged black hole where it doesn’t matter how energetically you accelerate electrons towards it the mutual repulsion will make the electrons glance off before getting close to the event horizon?

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Could an intelligent octopus understand chiral molecules? They don't have hands and their bodies are symmetrical, so they have no analogue to compare to.

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"Altitude" in an accelerating frame of reference	1
Would a clock at the nose of a relativistically accelerating rocket experience time dilation relative to one at the tail? How about lower accelerations closer to 1G?	1
Filling a black hole: Is there some upper limit to the mass of a highly negatively charged black hole where it doesn’t matter how energetically you accelerate electrons towards it the mutual repulsion will make the electrons glance off before getting close to the event horizon?	1
Could an intelligent octopus understand chiral molecules? They don't have hands and their bodies are symmetrical, so they have no analogue to compare to.	1