Night covering the southern hemisphere, aurora active

The sun sits below the horizon over Australia and New Zealand, casting the southern hemisphere into night. This positioning marks the start of a new day cycle for the northern regions.

Large-scale cloud patterns show low cumulus formations across the Indian Ocean and parts of the Pacific, with no significant tropical convection or jet-stream activity visible at this scale.

Aurora activity is currently active over southern Canada and parts of Antarctica, while the Moon shows a waxing crescent phase. Several satellite belts are visible in low Earth orbit.