Which consequence results due to imperfections causing cumulative error when determining celestial positions using a complex brass astrolabe crafted circa 1300 CE?

💡 Explanation

Incorrect latitude and longitude results due to error accumulation through many manual calculations that rely on precision instrument manufacture. This occurs via error propagation, because initial small inaccuracies become amplified, therefore affecting precise measurement of celestial coordinates, rather than bending or single-point failures.

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