It's basically a partial solar eclipse at sunrise. Depending on the orbit on the moon the moon can look bigger or in this case slightly smaller than the sun. Which in this case creates this crescent like sun.
I would strongly recommend using eclipse glasses or a welding helmet to look at it. It can give blind spots in your eyes if you expose them to the sun for too long
Who cares? It's low on the horizon, so it's getting maximum atmospheric filtration. Also, the moon and the earth are blocking quite a lot too, as they're obscuring the sun. It's no worse than just generally having the sun in your field of view.
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u/x_Rn 1d ago
Can someone explain how this occurs?