Interesting Google Earth bug

Recently posted a label here to view the remains of the Titanic . To see it, I updated Google Earth with a miracle, and found an interesting bug.
The addressing of the label in Google Earth goes along the latitude-longitude of a point in space, but for some reason they have not added another coordinate - the planet on which this label is located!
Look at the screenshots:

1. That's what this label basically should show - the planet Earth, the ocean floor and the ship.

2. Now switch the view mode to "Sky", leaving the label of the Titanic in timestamps:

3. Go on the label, and we find that Titanic is in the constellation Lynx:

4. Next is more. Switch to Mars

5. The Titanic was found in the red deserts that had collapsed under a crater.


Curiously, at the second attempt, when I took screenshots, Mars refused to search for this tag, already saved in “my tags”, so I had to re-download it again, and while switching from “Earth” to “Mars” the program crashed with an error “Error function call”, so the screen could be made only from the third attempt.
So it would not hurt the Google developers to add another system of coordinating tags in space relative to the planet of viewing.