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If you go to Google sky on the web, and search for the moon, you get a cartoonish crescent where the moon should be. BUT...if you have Google Earth installed on your computer, then search for the moon in Sky Mode, you get a big red X.
I wish I could show you the picture, but nothing seems to be working!
Destiny: No worries, I like your posts as always, especially the first one above. 
I did a school essay on the lunar tetrads (blood moons) and you know what I think of them as? What is round and illuminated red? An auto warning check-engine-light. Like, "Earth, you need to check your dealings with Israel!" ybiC, Caleb
Destiny wrote:
If you go to Google sky on the web, and search for the moon, you get a cartoonish crescent where the moon should be. BUT...if you have Google Earth installed on your computer, then search for the moon in Sky Mode, you get a big red X.
I wish I could show you the picture, but nothing seems to be working!
I have software that can get this:
Thank you Mike! That was exactly what I was talking about.
I did a screen capture and saved it as a jpeg. But no matter what, it never showed up on my post.
Makes you wonder why 2 seperate google programs are substituting the moon? What would be a reason for that? Is there something else in the picture?
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