Which temporal effect appears greater to an observer at a rocket's stern during high sustained thrust?

💡 Explanation

Acceleration causes a gravitational 'pseudo-field' therefore gravitational time dilation, because observers experience time dilation differences due to equivalence principle. The effect appears more pronounced at the stern, because of increased 'gravitational potential', rather than symmetrical time dilation.

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