Question

2)
.
Technology and Machanization
the scope of human errors
increases
eliminates
reduces.​

Answer 1

Answer:

For centuries, scientists dreamt of gazing into the depths of space to get a glimpse of galaxies, stars, and magnificent cosmic events that had only been seen in the imaginations of curious astronomers. Through years of hard work and a couple bucks (about $1.5 billion), the dream came to fruition in 1990 when the Hubble Telescope found its new home orbiting Earth. Scientists giddily waited to receive detailed pictures of deep space; however, when the first pictures came in, they realized their new telescope was sending back extremely disappointing images due to the misalignment of one of the mirrors. Although scientists fixed it and eventually received spectacular images of space, the problem could have been avoided with a process in place to reduce human error.