Sun overhead the Indian Ocean, aurora active over Canada

The Sun blazes directly overhead the Western Indian Ocean, casting its light across the day side of Earth. This positioning marks midday for the region under the sun's rays.

Large-scale cloud patterns show mid-level cloud coverage dominating the tropical zones, with no signs of severe convection or active storm systems at this moment.

Aurora activity is visible over Canada’s northern skies, while satellites populate the geostationary belt. The Moon phase shows a waxing crescent, appearing in the western sky after sunset.