Which consequence results when extremely strong gradients invalidate the equivalence principle at the event horizon of a rapidly spinning Kerr black hole?

💡 Explanation

Spaghettification increases at smaller black holes because tidal forces greatly increase when the difference in gravitational force over short distances grows vastly, even theoretically violating equivalence rather than being uniform; therefore spaghettification gets extreme, rather than the black hole being directly observable.

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