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what is mirage in desert​

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Answered by tanushreeasawa15
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Desert mirage. Like Fata Morganas, desert mirages occur because light bends to move through warmer, less dense air. ... In the desert, the air is at its hottest near the surface, and it cools as it rises. This is why the light refracts downward, causing the eye to see sky-like (or water-like) colors below the horizon.

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Desert mirage. Like Fata Morganas, desert mirages occur because light bends to move through warmer, less dense air. ... In the desert, the air is at its hottest near the surface, and it cools as it rises. This is why the light refracts downward, causing the eye to see sky-like (or water-like) colors below the horizon......

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