Which function increased from observed parallax during Medieval Islamic astronomy?

💡 Explanation

Improved parallax measurements increased the accuracy of computing celestial distances based on observed angular shifts, using triangulation, because smaller stellar parallax meant objects were further; therefore, astronomical distance calculations became refined, rather than affecting temperature.

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