Which mechanism influences GNSS (GPS) clock timings near massive structures?

💡 Explanation

Gravitational time dilation occurs because spacetime curvature near masses alters the rate time passes relative to more distant observers. Stronger gravitational fields slow time; therefore GNSS satellite clocks require continual adjustment for relativistic effects including curvature, rather than only altitude.

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