Which increasing risk results within a GPS satellite's atomic clock when its orbital velocity constraint decreases?

💡 Explanation

Lower orbital velocity reduces the time dilation effect predicted by general relativity; because the satellite's clock appears to tick faster relative to ground-based clocks, its onboard calculations need correction for spacetime, therefore positional error accumulates, rather than other clock-specific failure modes.

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