The term "false sunset" can refer to different phenomena depending on the context. One common usage is in photography and visual arts, where "false sunset" describes a situation where the colors and lighting conditions mimic those of sunset but are not actually occurring during that time. This can happen due to certain atmospheric conditions, like the presence of clouds or pollution that scatters light in a way that creates a sunset-like appearance even when the sun hasn't set.
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