Which mechanical outcome occurs near black hole's event horizon?

💡 Explanation

Time dilation increases near a black hole because of spacetime curvature equating to heightened gravitational potential; therefore, any moving parts affected demonstrate significant time dilation slowing molecular movement rather than experiencing direct tidal forces, pressure change, or bond failure.

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