Sun overhead South America, aurora active over Canada

The Sun is directly overhead the central regions of South America, marking midday in this daylight hemisphere. The terminator line runs through the Indian Ocean and across southern Africa.

Large-scale cloud patterns show mid-level cloud bands stretching across the tropical Atlantic and into the Amazon basin, with no significant convective activity detected at this scale.

Aurora activity is visible over northern Canada, while several satellite trails are visible in the night-side hemisphere. The Moon is in a waning crescent phase.