Which mechanism magnifies gravitational tidal forces accelerating an infalling object through a black hole's event horizon?

💡 Explanation

Spacetime curvature near a black hole increases the gravitational gradient, therefore tidal forces grow greatly, because tidal forces arise from differential gravitational pulls across space. Rather than other quantum or horizon effects, this curvature dominates.

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