Night side over Southeast Asia, aurora faintly active

The Sun is currently overhead in South America, casting daylight on that entire continent while Southeast Asia remains in deep night. This positioning marks the start of a new day cycle across the planet.

Large-scale cloud patterns show low cumulus formations over the Indian Ocean and parts of Southeast Asia, with no major storm systems visible at this global scale.

Aurora activity is faintly active over Canada and the northern polar regions, while multiple satellite belts are visible in orbit above the night side. The Moon is in a waning crescent phase.