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← HistoryWhich visual distortion arises when projecting celestial spheres onto astrolabe faces?
A)Increased angular feature compression✓
B)Marginal central pattern magnification
C)Uniform linear coordinate expansion
D)Parallel longitudinal axis shifting
💡 Explanation
Increased angular feature compression occurs because the stereographic projection flattens a sphere, causing Angular distortion, therefore angular features become compressed, rather than magnified, near the projection's edge, if another type of projection was used such equal-area.
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