Why is there an X where the moon should be?

Hey there

Yesterday evening I was using google sky, and I wanted to find the moon.
But all I get is this red X.


So I was wondering if it happens on your google sky too?
I haven't encountered it before.

Oh god, no image.

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reply to post by ypperst


GoogleSky displays a red "X" when you request an invalid file name. It is a "File 404" notice.

Aha, so it doesn't have the moon?

Google Earth has so many glitches and whatnot it's sick. Why are we still talking about this glitchy program that should've been taken off the net and revamped ?

reply to post by Heartisblack


Haha yes.
Have you seen their feature google mars? Haha. Looks like a paper ball that have been glued together.

But yes, there is many glitches (And I understand why) But I am still wondering why I can't see our moon...
Our freakin' moon.

Originally posted by DJW001
reply to post by ypperst

 

GoogleSky displays a red "X" when you request an invalid file name. It is a "File 404" notice.

OH MY LORD!?

Are cyber terrorists DDOSing the moon now!?

hell bells what will they do next

I don't know, maybe i'm crazy, but when i want to see the moon, i go outside...it's amazing how realistic it looks :p

But in all honesty google earth is terrible, i'd rather have my baby neice draw pictures in a scrap book that are coloured pink and green and aren't remotely within the lines than use google earth!

reply to post by TruthInMusic


Hehe. Trust me, I always look at the moon when there is a good time for it.

And, this was the first time I wanted to check the moon there. And yes, google sky is terrible, but give them a chance.

Google got a lot on their hands.

reply to post by ypperst


Like taking over other companies and then selling themselves out? lol
I used to find google apps fascinating, then i got over it and rediscovered my playstation :p

Ohes Noes and Hells Bells! They done turned the moon into an X on the internets!

reply to post by ypperst

But I am still wondering why I can't see our moon...
Our freakin' moon.

What did you put into the search? It's working fine for me.

Oh. Wait until night, sooner or later depending on your latitude, you'll find a perfect half moon up there (right in the northern hemisphere, left in the southern).

reply to post by DJW001


I wrote 'moon'.
Then I tried with my native language, but same was shown.

But if it works fine for you, then never mind

may verywell be a broken link. should contact the site administrator and report it