Which consequence results when using a poorly calibrated astrolabe?

💡 Explanation

Inaccurate celestial position calculations occur when using a poorly calibrated astrolabe because an angular MISMEASUREMENT leads to incorrect altitude and azimuth values for stars; therefore, positions deviate from reality, rather than causing physical damage.

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