Which mechanism causes increased orbital precession when celestial bodies pass closely?

💡 Explanation

Orbital precession increases when celestial bodies closely pass massive objects because spacetime curvature deviates from Newtonian gravity; therefore, bodies follow geodesics that don't close on themselves, rather than simple elliptical orbits predicted by Newtonian theory.

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