Either Treyarch failed at texturing the sky, or it was meant to be there,

Area 51 is not on Earth thats why. Earth was blown up.

AnthonyStokes wrote Area 51 is not on Earth thats why. Earth was blown up.

Then were is it? And why after you "blow up the Earth", is Area 51 all blown up too?

they didn't blow up the earth. They blew up it's atmosphere so Richtofen could only control the zombies on the moon.

smx915 wrote

IDLAIxASSASSIN wrote they didn't blow up the earth. They blew up it's atmosphere so Richtofen could only control the zombies on the moon.

That Makes no **** sense, in the game you see the Earth Blow up, get your facts straight before making a post worthy of somebody reading

"Dr. Maxis, sensing Richtofen's betrayal, prepared a backup plan in case Richtofen got this far. The group then fires the missiles located on the Moon, which destroys the Earth's atmosphere. Richtofen is now only in control of the zombies on the moon, greatly lessening the damage he could cause." straight from the wiki

AnthonyStokes wrote Area 51 is not on Earth thats why. Earth was blown up.

No Actualy Area 51 Was On Earth Coz When You Blow Up The Eart When You At Area 51 The Whole Place Goes Red & It Doesnt On The Moon, So Clearly Area 51 Isnt On The Moon Or On A Planet, Also Because There Is Water In Are 51!

There is a simple explanation from a developers standpoint. When developing a map, there is a thing called a "skybox". It is a box around the map that gives the illusion that there is an infinite sky and you are really at area 51, or the moon. Area 51 and moon are all one map, I've noclipped several times on my jtag and area 51 is right next moon, they are even connected. When you teleport, it activates the skybox to flip 180 degrees. On one side of the skybox (the bottom) is the stars/galaxy/space/earth. This is the side you see when you are on moon. On the other side of the skybox, is a normal daylight sky. When you do the easter egg, there is a line in the coding that makes it so the skybox never changes again once you do the easter egg. The reason behind this, is so that area 51 will also have the space-sky, to give it that post-apocalyptic feel. You aren't really supposed to see the earth. So, from a realistic, developers point of view, you aren't supposed to see the earth, it is simply a flaw in the design. I'm not saying that the developers of zombies won't make it part of the story, but all the earth is is just a developers flaw.

temtam wrote There is a simple explanation from a developers standpoint. When developing a map, there is a thing called a "skybox". It is a box around the map that gives the illusion that there is an infinite sky and you are really at area 51, or the moon. Area 51 and moon are all one map, I've noclipped several times on my jtag and area 51 is right next moon, they are even connected. When you teleport, it activates the skybox to flip 180 degrees. On one side of the skybox (the bottom) is the stars/galaxy/space/earth. This is the side you see when you are on moon. On the other side of the skybox, is a normal daylight sky. When you do the easter egg, there is a line in the coding that makes it so the skybox never changes again once you do the easter egg. The reason behind this, is so that area 51 will also have the space-sky, to give it that post-apocalyptic feel. You aren't really supposed to see the earth. So, from a realistic, developers point of view, you aren't supposed to see the earth, it is simply a flaw in the design. I'm not saying that the developers of zombies won't make it part of the story, but all the earth is is just a developers flaw.

now THIS makes perfect sense good job