Which behavior emerges near an event horizon because strong gravity fundamentally alters mass-energy?

💡 Explanation

The equivalence principle dictates that gravitational acceleration is locally indistinguishable from inertial acceleration. Near an event horizon, extreme gravity causes spacetime curvature; therefore inertial frames are indistinguishable rather than simple freefall since the curvature dominates the local metric.

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