Which phenomenon explains the increased gravitational lensing when light passes near a neutron star?

💡 Explanation

Increased lensing occurs when spacetime curvature increases due to extreme mass concentration, deflecting light more strongly because of the strong gravitational fields; therefore, spacetime curvature explains increased lensing, rather than related phenomena like Hawking radiation affecting photon paths.

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