Google Earth Sun+Moon orbit/moonrise/moonset: anyone know?

Hi Google Earth developers,

will Google Earth Sun+Moon orbit/moonrise/moonset/moonphases capability
ever be created for use?

So far, i can see/set date+times for sun position, sunrise/sunset, day/night, shadows, etc, plus weather
but missing in our skies, is actual orbit position and shadow phase of our moon.

as a photographer, planning scenic land/cityscape shots globally with sun-subject in mind is easy (and fun)

but doing so with moon-subject in mind doesn't yet exist

celestial/moon apps cannot match Google Earth for simulating Sunrise/Sunset Day/Night Dawn/Dusk with Google Earth scenery in place, nevermind simulating the ADDITION of our MOON in date/time/geographic context.
Imagine lunar/solar eclipses being visually modelled with Google Earth scenery in place?

anyone know? ... if Google Earth developers plan on creating addition of the Moon to accompany the current Sun already working for awhile?

Hi,
You cannot get a precise answer to this question here other than comments. You better ask it in the Help Forum. "Hopefully", your need will get into the wish list.

Hi xzotyqa, not exactly what you are asking, and you mention other moon/celestial apps, but, 

I wonder if you've come across Chris Peats Heavens Above

It might be worth your time to take a look at it, especially the Moon and interactive Sky parts of it.

It has many tools that you can use all relative to your location that can be set.

It can show the moons location at any time from any location, could come in handy for you.

hi all,

if you know how GoogleEarth's sun mode (choose custom: day/night/time/date/day/month/year) works

then you know you get a virtual Earth with the Sun sky position included
e.g. getting a screenshot of the virtual sun rising or moon setting behind your favorite google earth cityscape or landscape is easy (this is not a complicated feat, but rather super fun 'n' easy)

but you know the next most important thing in the sky is the moon itself, which as of 2017 (January)
has not been developed to appear in virtual Google Earth, so similar scenic lunar presence can be captured
like the sun
e.g. getting a screenshot of the virtual moon rising or moon setting behind your favorite google earth cityscape or landscape, is not yet possible, because the virtual google moon isn't in virtual orbit around google earth

if google produces an accurate orbiting moon, one could forecast/plan/visualize lunar eclipses (red), solar eclipses
in context of Earthscapes (where it happens; what it looks like daytime or nighttime, dawn/dusk) against ones favorite virtual google earth 3d landscapes/cityscapes/tourist destinations, etc.
Imagine modelling a lunar eclipse shadow blanketing daytime scenery on Google Earth, at midday, at dawn, or dusk?
imagine just the right kind of moonphase half/quarter crescent rising over the horizon of ones favorite cityscape, tourist scenery, mountain range, valley, river, homestead, etc, etc, etc.

Chris Peats "Heavens Above" is missing 3D virtual Google Earth modeled landscapes (missing Earth itself)
I have mobile apps that serve similar "scheduling" tools, like Star Chart (visualize all celestial objects in 3d orbit relative to each other) and LunaSolCal Mobile (moonphase/rise/set sunrise/set direction/azimuth) vs Google maps (not google earth 3d scenery)

if you don't know, others working on a possibilty may know

my query was not about existing apps which do not do what Google Earth does with the Sun
neither bing nor apple have adequate Earth+Sun in sky modelling, never mind any moon in sky orbit

Google Earth is likely the only app to add an orbiting moon to the already "sky-orbital" sun

i have been waiting many years for the moon to show up in sky orbit on Google Earth when the Sun mode is turned on

in either case, i just want to put it out there, as a big google earth mode development wish

i'm certain many will find the presence of the virtual orbital moon on google earth modelling as useful as having added the sun.

naturalists, photographers, scientists, artists, tourists, planners, trailhikers, survivalists, soldiers, architects, urban planners, etc. would find this very useful, and fun of course

anyone in the community can chime in

the help desk has nothing to do with responding to something not yet done on google earth
(obviously, i'm not talking about the current "moon/mars" overlay over google earth sphere; both are old hat for me)

Development of Google moon was abandoned a few years ago and there are no plans on reviving it.