Which effect increases when a rapidly spinning black hole's event horizon shrinks?

💡 Explanation

Frame-dragging increases locally because the Kerr metric defines how the black hole's angular momentum distorts spacetime. This amplifies its effect dragging space around with it. Therefore, the frame-dragging increases, rather than altering shear stresses because matter distribution or radiation levels being influenced.

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