Which consequence results when extremely high velocities approach a black hole's event horizon?

💡 Explanation

Approaching a black hole causes a gravitational blueshift because the *gravitational redshift* observed by a distant observer becomes infinitely large. Therefore, emitted light becomes increasingly blue, rather than decreased redshift, due to curvature effects.

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