Night falls over Southeast Asia, aurora faintly active

The Sun is currently overhead South America, casting light on the eastern half of the planet. This means the western regions, including Southeast Asia, are in deep night.

Large-scale cloud bands are not clearly visible from this vantage point, as the region is dark and weather patterns are obscured by darkness.

Aurora activity is faintly active over Canada and the northern polar region, while satellites in geostationary orbit are visible along the equatorial plane. The Moon is in a waning crescent phase.