Have you ever looked up in the sky and noticed colored spots on either one or both sides of the sun? If so, you probably saw ...

Spaceweather.com referred to the sundogs Skillern spotted as "sub-sundogs" due to their position below the Sun. "The key to this atmospheric optics phenomenon is the subsun—a dazzling reflection ...

walked his dogs through the sky, according to Almanac. The companions appeared as two "false suns" next to the sun." On Friday, a man flying over West Texas captured the phenomenon from his ...

The best time to try to see a sun dog is when there are cirrus clouds in the sky and around sunrise or sunset. Also, this weather phenomenon is more likely to happen during the cold winter months.