Which risk increases when equivalence principle approximations fail significantly inside large neutron stars?

💡 Explanation

Internal inconsistencies become more prominent because spacetime curvature deviations from expected uniform gradients increase, violating the equivalence principle itself; therefore redshift measurements would indicate varying gravitational strengths that don't align internally, rather than only affecting exotic states.

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