Sun overhead South America, aurora active over Canada

The Sun is directly overhead South America, casting light across the southern hemisphere. This places Southeast Asia in darkness, where nighttime prevails.

Mid-level cloud bands span the globe, with no major tropical convection or jet-stream-scale storms visible at this polar vantage point.

Aurora activity is notable over Canada, while the Moon phase shows a crescent shape in the night sky. No major satellite traffic is visible.