I am creating a simple embedded Google Maps viewer:

let map;

function initMap() {
  map = new google.maps.Map(document.getElementById("map"), {
    center: { lat: 40.595139, lng: -3.983694 },
    zoom: 19,
    mapTypeId: "satellite",
  });
}

See the JSFiddle here:

https://jsfiddle.net/Peque/90yzhec1/

The code is resulting in this image being shown:

However, I know they have a more up-to-date image. I can see it in Google Earth and in Google Maps as well if I visit the place at google.com:

Funiest thing is, the same code shared above, when I click "Run" in JSFiddle (and if the browser window is not maximized nor in full screen), it briefly shows the more up-to-date picture first, only to cover it with the outdated version afterwards:

Is there any way to get the more up-to-date image shown instead? (or avoid the viewer to put the outdated version on top)