Which optical effect increasingly limited the accuracy of readings obtainable from large bronze astrolabes fabricated during the Islamic Golden Age?

💡 Explanation

Chromatic aberration limited accuracy because different wavelengths focussed at slightly different points creating coloured fringes blurring fine details and precise angular measurements; therefore users obtained imprecise astronomical data, rather than effects from solely spherical mirrors.

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