by rain or something....
Since mirages are caused by heat distorting light, and that tar-seal can get quite hot on a sunny, cloudless day.
First of all, what's a mirage? Mirages are not optical illusions, as many people (and Web sites!) think. They are real phenomena of atmospheric optics, caused by strong ray-bending in layers with steep thermal gradients. Because mirages are real physical phenomena, they can be photographed.
yes mirages are real
Mirages are an optical illusion caused when an object is viewed through a layer of heated area, such as exists in the desert. Light rays viewed through this layer are bent and frequently appear to be a bluish patch, like an oasis, in the distance.
All mirages are optical illusions but all optical illusions are not mirages.
The cast of Mirages - 2011 includes: Aisling Mallon as Sophie Bauer
All mirages are optical illusions but all optical illusions are not mirages.
Mirages de Paris - 1933 was released on: France: 13 January 1933 (Paris) USA: 24 December 1933
Yes. Example: extreme heat causes mirages.
Clarisse Chanda has written: 'Mirages des Florides'
The cast of Ali au pays des mirages - 1981 includes: Donato Bastos Albert Delpy as Jean-Christophe Henri Poirier Ahmed Snoussi as Ahmed Jean Valmont