Which risk increases when accelerating an ideal rocket indefinitely?

💡 Explanation

The propellant's energy must increase without bound as velocity nears *c*, because mass-energy equivalence necessitates increasing mass increases momentum and energy; therefore the rocket's energy input grows faster than available thrust, leading to exhaust failure rather than structural issues.

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