Which effect increases near black holes due to extreme conditions?

💡 Explanation

Extreme spacetime curvature near black holes causes dramatic tidal forces increasing toward the event horizon due to gravity; therefore, matter falling into black holes undergoes “spaghettification” rather than experiencing simple compression because differential gravity effects dominate.

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