Which geometrical effect results when measuring spacetime near a black hole?

💡 Explanation

Gravitational fields warp spacetime; therefore, 'Spacetime warpage modifies trajectories' is correct because photons and massive particles follow geodesics modified by spacetime curvature rather than Euclidean geometry. Effects such as contraction are distortions rather than describing the whole effect.

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