Low sun over Australia, terminator shifting east

The Sun sits low in the southeastern sky, directly overhead the Australia / New Zealand region. This positioning marks the start of evening in the eastern half of the planet.

Mid-level cloud formations stretch across the tropical and subtropical zones, indicating ongoing atmospheric convection typical for this season.

Aurora activity remains minimal, with no visible satellite traffic in the polar orbits. The Moon is in a waxing crescent phase, appearing as a thin sliver in the evening sky.