Which navigational error increases when haze obscures horizon visibility during celestial observation made with a sextant?

💡 Explanation

Inaccurate sextant readings occur because indistinct horizons impair accurate limb alignment, therefore instrument error escalates because haze interferes with precisely measuring the angles of heavenly bodies above a known horizon, rather than affecting time or compass readings.

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