Which redshift emerges because spacetime exhibits curvature near a supermassive black hole?

💡 Explanation

Gravitational redshift occurs due to the curvature of spacetime near massive objects, because photons lose energy escaping the gravitational potential; therefore, wavelengths increase near black holes, a ‘redder’ shift, rather than other spectral changes.

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