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← HistoryWhich optical consequence limits the astrolabe's accuracy at steeper viewing angles?
A)Increased spherical aberration fringes✓
B)Reduced atmospheric refraction precision
C)Diminished lens grinding tolerances
D)Enhanced light polarization effects
💡 Explanation
Increased spherical aberration reduces observation accuracy because rays passing through lens edges focus at different points rather than a perfect point; therefore, image quality and resolution reduce considerably at steep angles, rather than merely affecting atmospheric refraction uniformly.
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