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David,
Please let me tax your patience with this stupidity which is
boggling my mind:
The analysis says that to an accelerating space ship there is a
stopped photon at z = -c^2/g. To the inertial observer K' this
is a photon moving at z' = ct' - c^2/g.
Did the space ship's acceleration bring this photon into
existence, or would the inertial observer have experienced this
photon even without the accelerating space ship?