tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9723941.post110866536751089281..comments2008-12-19T04:56:54.489-05:00Comments on Explicit Exposure: How the Sun shines for Google Maps?Mariohttp://www.blogger.com/profile/12537645243491683616noreply@blogger.comBlogger1125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-9723941.post-1139111480833763122006-02-04T22:51:20.836-05:002006-02-04T22:51:20.836-05:00Thank you for this most amusing post that, while n...Thank you for this most amusing post that, while not what I was looking for (any prior art on making a daylight overlay on a Google Maps API site, to be precise), was a good laugh anyway. :-)<BR/><BR/>You might have noticed that the light source that shines on Google's maps sits somewhere in your room, as it has this steady angle whichever part of the planet you go to.<BR/><BR/>...Or even <A HREF="http://moon.google.com/" REL="nofollow">the moon</A>! (But let's not go there. It's <A HREF="http://moon.google.com/?t=k&spn=0.004,0.004" REL="nofollow">a silly place</A>. ;-)Johan Sundströmhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/04076097346172610543noreply@blogger.com