Huh? I admitted it was a composite? No, I said it had an overlay to show you where the countries are. The image is a real photo underneath. If you don't understand that , then let me help you...
There's a button towards the bottom right of the webpage that says "Plot outlines" when you hover your mouse over it. Click it a few times to turn off the overlay and you will see the photo without and "cgi" overlaid.
In fact, just in case that's still too complicated for you, let me embed the image in the post...
Photo taken at 19:10 today...
Or how about one from 02:50 today...
One of these is photographed every 10 minutes, and this is a Japanese satellite, nothing to do with NASA.
And I suppose all of these space agencies collaborate with each other to make sure their "fake" images of the earth show the same details and weather patterns?
So I was right, there's no image you'll accept as real because as far as you're concerned it's all one giant global conspiracy.
Stars rotating in the opposite direction (clockwise) around the southern celestial pole than they do around the northern celestial pole (anti-clockwise) is all the proof I need that the earth isn't flat.