The orbital loops observed experimentally of p, d and f orbits are due to the weak E fields generated by spinning T+ particles. These fields have a positive and negative end (two opposing loops to one field) and the number of loop pairs increases with the number of unpaired T+ particles in the nucleus.
The loops appears when the T+ are in unpaired orbits. In such cases, under experimental conditions to measure electric fields, their orbits space out such that the generated E fields have the least interaction and do not overlap.
Those distorted elongated spheres are not electron clouds.
