Which effect is magnified near black holes due to extreme spacetime curvature?

💡 Explanation

Gravitational frame dragging—spacetime twisting around an object due to its rotation—becomes extreme close to a black hole because rotating mass-energy causes it. Regions closer to the event horizon experience stronger forces; therefore, the effect increases rather than alternatives under other gravitational conditions.

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