Which mechanism causes increased orbital precession when massive objects distort spacetime?

💡 Explanation

Geodesic deviation describes differing trajectories nearby in curved spacetime; because mass warps spacetime, geodesics near massive objects change direction, leading to precession. Therefore, deviations increase precession, rather than frame-dragging, which imparts mostly rotational effects.

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