30.039892, 47.495122 are the coordinates i pushed to the link you asked me to try, but it does not show the result as shown in the attached image below.
If you know of a map server that you can source those tiles from then you can probably point worldmap at it - but yes the default Esri satellite layer that they make available for free does seem to be a bit behind the curve.
(edit: - you may be in luck - have found another version - just experimenting)
In the link i provided, there is a button called switch map. If you choose the Satellite view & esri map, it populates the view too. Which i assume is the same setting as the default esri satellite layer in node red.
Not sure what is the difference between what node red is pulling and what the link i shared is using.
Worked for me. Don't forget that you need to stop/start NR after installng the node. The other thng I noticed is @dceejay example did not use the exact same coordinates or map level 17 that are shown in your image, but when I changed it to those settings, the images it is dead on:
Spot on ! Works like a charm !
Thanks for the help guys !
Both your answers saved me but i can mark only one as a solution.
I did a cache refresh, stopped services and restarted node red services and it worked !