Which consequence results when extremely high gravity causes intense spacetime curvature near a black hole?

💡 Explanation

Gravitational lensing occurs because spacetime curvature bends light, acting like a lens. The mechanism is geodesic deviation following from Einstein's field equations; therefore light bends around the black hole, rather than being emitted, entangled, or reflected via other mechanisms.

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