Mirage meaning - Mirage Definition

This unusual arrangement is called a , since warm air above cold air is the opposite of the normal temperature gradient of the atmosphere during the daytime.

Suddenly the sea that washes the Sicilian shores presented the aspect of a range of dark mountains while that on the Calabrian coast appeared like a clear polished mirror, which reflected and multiplied every object existing or moving at Reggio, with the addition of a range of more than a thousand giant pilasters, equal in altitude, distance, and degree of light and shade.

The last two frames were photographed a few hours later, around sunset time.

Even a glass window placed on the floor will reflect light from objects above the floor.