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Anonymous users2024-02-08Well, it depends on the distance between two countries that can theoretically have a mirage. For example, in a country like the Vatican (square kilometers, if it can happen), I must definitely be foreign. If such a phenomenon were to occur in the Yellow Sea and other places, it would be entirely possible to see Japan.
If it happens in the desert in Chinese mainland, it is basically domestic.
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Anonymous users2024-02-07What is seen domestically is domestic,
What is seen abroad is what is foreign.
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Anonymous users2024-02-06The essence of a mirage is actually an optical phenomenon, in layman's terms, it is the refraction of light to see what is happening elsewhere. As mentioned in Why Mirages Are Terrible, it is rumored that if you see a mirage in the desert, after a moment of splendor, the person concerned will encounter a calamity, and under normal circumstances, you may die, and it is impossible to determine whether the specific situation is true or false.
In addition, the mirage does not appear out of thin air, it is no exaggeration to say that the appearance of the mirage requires the right time, place, and people, and at the same time, if you want to be lucky enough to see the mirage, you also need a certain opportunity. Therefore, it is not an easy task to catch a glimpse of the mirage.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05Why do modern mirages appear in ancient scenes? Does a parallel space-time really exist?
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Mirages often occur in seaside and sand-molded desert areas, as well as in polar ice fields. The reason for this is that the drastic temperature gradient changes unevenly, which makes the light group refract change significantly under the temperature difference. When the optical fiber is refracted and there will be a strange scene in the air or on the ground, also known as a mirage, which is what we call a mirage.
There are upper and lower mirages. Now is the meaning of manifestation.
Upper mirages often occur in areas such as snowy plains and cold seas. These areas are cooled near the surface, creating a dramatic temperature gradient of hot at the top and cold at the bottom. Due to the refraction of the atmosphere, the scene of the ground is lifted upwards and displayed in the air, and it seems that distant objects appear to be at a certain height in the sky, and even distant scenes below the horizon can be seen.
Mirages often occur over waters, land, seashores, and highways that are strongly warmed by the sun. The warming of the earth's surface creates a violent temperature gradient of cold at the top and hot at the bottom, so that the physical scene on the ground is refracted below the ground. This mirage is often inverted, and the scene has strong shaking.
Because there is a refraction of light in the atmosphere, when there is a large difference in the density of each layer in the air, the distant light will be refracted or fully reflected through the air layer with different densities, and the image of distant objects falling in the air or under the ground can be seen.
Mirages have two characteristics: one is that they are repeated in the same place, such as the mirage often occurs over Alaska in the United States; For example, most of the mirages in Penglai in China appear in the months of each year, the mirages near Zimrensk in Russia often appear in spring, and the mirages in Alaska in the United States generally appear within 20 days after June 20.
No. To put it simply, mirages occur at ground level or sea level, not in the sky. >>>More
In certain parts of the world, there will be a sudden appearance of a pavilion in the sky, which is a mirage. The time and place of mirage are almost the same, so do you know how mirages are formed, and why can't many mirages find prototypes?
It is the refraction and total reflection of light.
It is an upright virtual image. >>>More