It's a glitch but rather the satellite images also have their downs. They may have distortions when they is cloud cover or reflection therefore making the images inaccurate. We employe Sentinel and Landsat images, which sentinel has high accuracy images but it is expensive as compared to Landsat images, hence the common and most used is Landsat images.
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Hmmmm definitely not a glitch . They trying to cover it up
It's a glitch but rather the satellite images also have their downs. They may have distortions when they is cloud cover or reflection therefore making the images inaccurate. We employe Sentinel and Landsat images, which sentinel has high accuracy images but it is expensive as compared to Landsat images, hence the common and most used is Landsat images.
It's not a glitch nor is Google hiding anything. These satellite images are taken periodically over short distances and pieced together like tiles.
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