Low sun over South America, terminator moving east

The Sun sits low in the southwestern sky, directly overhead the central South American continent. This positioning marks the start of evening across much of the region, with daylight gradually fading toward the eastern borders.

Large-scale atmospheric patterns show clear skies dominating most of the continent, with no significant cloud bands or storm systems visible from this vantage point. The jet stream appears relatively stable and undisturbed.

Aurora activity is minimal at this time, and no major satellite traffic is visible in the night-side orbital belts. The Moon is in a crescent phase, appearing as a thin sliver in the western sky near the setting sun.