Night falls over the South Atlantic, aurora active

The Sun sits below the horizon in the South Atlantic, casting Earth into night. The terminator line stretches across the globe, separating daylight from darkness.

Low cumulus clouds drift across the Indian Ocean region, while atmospheric patterns remain stable. No major weather systems are visible at this scale.

Aurora activity is currently active over Canada and the northern polar regions. The Moon is in a waning crescent phase, appearing as a thin sliver in the night sky.