Which risk increases when an aerospace gyroscope's rotational speed nears a relativistic threshold?

💡 Explanation

Higher speeds increase relativistic effects, especially approaching 'c', because mass-energy equivalence causes gravitational increases via spacetime curvature. Therefore time dilation dominates gravitational effects, rather than being negligible, because of the relative mass change.

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