Sun dogs (parhelia) are bright spots that appear approximately 22 degrees left and right of the sun, created when hexagonal ice crystals in high clouds bend sunlight at specific angles, producing a clean geometric optical effect that can display reddish inner edges.
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The Fake Suns That Hover Beside the Real OneAdded:
Sometimes the sky briefly looks like it has three suns. Those bright companions are sun dogs or parhelia created when hexagonal ice crystals in high clouds bend sunlight at a specific angle. The side spots usually appear about 22° left and right of the real sun and can glow with reddish inner edges. They look like a glitch in reality, but they are really a clean geometric trick performed by airborne ice.
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