Google-maps – What do you have to do to see the craters names in Google maps for the planets in the solar system

Perhaps tectonic plate shift and/or earthquake activity has moved your land recently. You should get new surveys done!

In all seriousness, yes, they probably did change something. They changed mapping providers for the US, but it's not there maps you are complaining of it's the satelite image alignment. This quite likely got updated, much of their older imagery had alignment problems that have been getting fine tuned as time goes on. It would be interesting to note the difference between google earth's lat/lng coordinates for your parcels and the values on an official land survey. I suspect you will find the updated imagery is much closer.

As for what to do about it, I think you will just have to update your KML files by bulk selecting everything and moving them by some set offset amount and then fine tuning anything beyond that.

Keep in mind how complicated it is to take pictures from space of little things on earth often at oblique angles from a floating platform hurtling through the air, then stitch all the pictures together so they not only match each other but follow the general shape of the land keeping each pixel close to it's real location no matter the elevation ... it's always improving but it's not as an exacting a science as most people assume it is. Even ground based surveys have a lot of work to do to keep in the right place!

Judging by the screenshot (the zoom slider), you have WebGL enabled. It renders the visuals slightly differently and might bring some artifacts. (On my computer, the loading/rendering process looks strange but the end result is always working fine.)

To turn off WebGL in Google Maps, open the site and look at the lower left corner of the screen (bottom of the side bar). There's the button labeled Classic - click it.

Note that disabling WebGL will also disable some of the features, such as 3D buildings and 45° imagery.