Return to Question

When someone accelerates towards a light source, how does the light that's radiating off of it look? I suppose in an inertial frame, all the light should be moving off straight from the source, but I feel like somehow the light should curve due to the acceleration.

When someone accelerates towards a light source, how does the light that's radiating off from it look? I suppose in an inertial frame, all the light should be moving off straight from the source, but I feel like somehow the light should curve due to the acceleration.

When someone accelerates towards the speed of light, how does the light that's radiating off of them look? I suppose in an inertial frame, all the light should be moving off straight from the source, but I feel like somehow the light should curve due to the acceleration.

When someone accelerates towards a light source, how does the light that's radiating off of it look? I suppose in an inertial frame, all the light should be moving off straight from the source, but I feel like somehow the light should curve due to the acceleration.