Low sun over Australia, aurora active

The Sun sits low in the eastern sky over Australia, casting long shadows and marking the transition into twilight. Its position defines the terminator line slicing across the southern hemisphere.

Large-scale cloud patterns reveal a dominant high-pressure system stretching across the Indian Ocean, with clear skies dominating much of the tropical regions.

Aurora activity is visible in the polar regions, while satellite traffic remains dense in geostationary orbits. The Moon phase shows a waxing crescent, appearing as a thin sliver in the pre-dawn sky.

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