I caught this Sun Dog (halo around the sun) while driving down the freeway in California.

Normally, Sun dogs happen in icy weather. But it was about 77 degrees that evening. They are easier to catch when the sun is lower in the sky.

The sun is in the position called Scorpio so it’s moving low and away from me, and was also setting.

All rainbows are circles ⭕️ not arches. You just normally only see the top half of the arch. Rainbows happen when water is in front of you and the sun is behind you.

Sun Dogs happen when water and sunlight are in front of you.

Considering that the sun is a torus field, it is my estimation that when you are looking at the sun like this photo shows it, you are looking down the center of the torus. So in this case the torus is turned on its side and you are looking INTO the chalice, which is lying on its side. Which is why we get that ring effect ⭕️.

The center of the ring goes down into the dielectric core of the torus or where the chalice narrows, like an hour glass.

It would be the same as looking at a magnet through a ferrocell from the top down. (The second photo). You can see the distinct circle edge of the magnetic. The black center is the dielectric core.

The sun also has a black dielectric core—could be why we can see black sun spots.

And rainbows are circles, with nothing in the center because the center of the sun is a hole.

The sun is sometimes called a portal. What this means is that converging magnetic energy goes into the portal (dielectric core), then the magnetism comes back out of the portal only to loop around and go back into the portal again. (Snake eating its tail).

All torus fields work the same way.

Eye 👁️ also has hole and the Bible tells us about the hole via the holes in the hands of Christ (Christos) means Golden Sun/Son.