Low sun over the South Atlantic, aurora active

The Sun sits low in the southwestern sky, casting long shadows and marking the transition into twilight. The terminator line cuts across the South Atlantic, separating day from night.

A band of low cumulus clouds stretches across the southern hemisphere, while the jet stream appears to be steering weather systems toward the Antarctic region. No major convection or storm bands are visible at this scale.

Aurora activity is active over Canada and northern Scandinavia, with satellites visible in geostationary orbit. The Moon phase is waxing crescent, appearing as a thin sliver in the evening sky.