Sun overhead the Indian Ocean, terminator moving west

The Sun is directly overhead the Western Indian Ocean, marking midday for that region. The terminator line now separates day and night, advancing westward across the globe.

Large-scale cloud patterns show low cumulus formations across the southern Pacific and parts of the Atlantic, with no significant convection or jet-stream disruptions visible at this scale.

Aurora activity remains minimal, with no major solar storms detected. The Moon is in a waxing crescent phase, and several satellite belts are visible in geostationary orbit above the Americas.