Which distortion increases when an object's mass densifies spacetime?

💡 Explanation

Gravitational time dilation increases drastically as mass density increases because spacetime curvature intensifies, leading to a more significant difference in elapsed time; therefore, time slows for objects closer to higher mass densities, rather than affecting nuclear or electromagnetic forces.

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