Asked by Rylee

How did an astrolabe serve European explorers during the Age of Discovery?

A) It was a navigational tool used to determine longitude and latitude by calculating the angle between the horizon and a celestial body such as the moon, sun, or a star.

B) It was a navigational tool used to determine time of day and geographical location by the position of the stars.

C) It was a navigational instrument whose magnetized needle pointed to the north to guide ships in an intended direction.

D) It was a navigational instrument used to measure time despite weather conditions or motion caused by the sea.

Is it B?

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Answered by Writeacher
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Answered by Rylee
thanks, Writeacher
Answered by Writeacher
You're welcome!
Answered by NoName
the correct answer is B) It was a navigational tool used to determine time of day and geographical location by the position of the stars.
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