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night effect

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An effect mainly caused by variations in the state of polarization of reflected waves, which sometimes result in errors in direction finding bearings. The effect is most frequent at nightfall.

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--a night effect when you seem to see vague shapes and don't know what reality you may come upon at any time.
 
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