Twilight over South America, aurora active over Canada

The Sun sits just below the horizon over South America, casting a long twilight glow across the continent. This positioning marks the transition from day to night in the region, with the terminator line moving eastward toward the Indian Ocean.

Low cumulus clouds drift across the Atlantic, creating a patchy sky that reflects the subtle interplay between sunlight and shadow. The jet stream's influence is evident through these scattered cloud bands stretching across the ocean.

Aurora activity is visible in the polar regions, with green curtains dancing across the night sky over Canada. The Moon appears as a thin crescent, casting soft light on Earth’s dark side while satellites trace their orbits in the upper atmosphere.