Which deflection results when a photon passes sufficiently near large gravitational mass?

💡 Explanation

The photon follows path of least resistance in spacetime. General relativity predicts Spacetime Curvature near massive objects affects the momentum; because gravity warps local spacetime, therefore light bends rather than maintaining original trajectory because mass/energy equivalence determines path.

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