What is Google Gravity?
Google Gravity is a java script-based search engine trick that Google programmed in 2009. The original method for activating it may not work on your computer, because of changes to Google’s reprogrammed search page and automatic results. If so, you can access Google Gravity through a special link. All web pages turn upside down or might be falling down. The content of web page are subjected to gravitational pull and they start acting differently. Google Gravity includes a number of entertaining stuff which probably tends to puzzle anyone with its mind blowing ideas.
With Gravity google, you can easily confuse anyone and make their time worth spending in something crazy and unique. So when next you feel like searching “Google gravity” and hitting “I’m feeling lucky”, don’t be surprised if Google comes crashing down around you the second you move the mouse. It is quite interesting and entertaining to use and it is also free. The best part of this trick is watching what happens when you search for something all the buttons and links still work! You can even move them around and watch them go flying.
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There are many other Google Gravity Tricks that you can try and its sort of fun games for people. You can even try yourself by using the keywords listed below.
Google Sphere
In Google Sphere, the contents will circulate around in a sphere pattern as you hover over the mouse in the web page. It’s quite tricky and a bit tough to search anything through this page because the links twirl around with your mouse and it becomes a struggle to click on the right link. As the search results appear, you will also find them rotate in a sphere
Google Space
Google space is yet another popular trick in Google gravity experiment. It is opposite to Zero Gravity Google, where images and texts falls from the top to bottom. But in this trick, all contents float in the air without any gravitational force.
Google Gravity Underwater
Google Gravity underwater is one of the most beautiful Google Gravity experiment and loved by children around the world. This trick is designed with marine background which is surrounded by marine species floating in it.
Google Guitar
Google Guitar is yet another best Google Gravity experiment available on Google Search engine. This search engine allows us to play Guitar while surfing on Internet and also you can play several number of tunes.
Do a Barrel Roll
Do a Barrel Roll is yet another best Google Gravity experiment. Just you can search Do a Barrel Roll on Google Search engine. It rotates search engine result contents once.
Google Tilt
Google tilt is much similar to the Do a barrel roll. Here, the search engine page is displayed in tilted manner. Try this trick by searching and clicking the first result on Google: Google tilt Gravity.
Note: You can disable Google’s instant results in your account preferences page to make sure you get the ‘I’m feeling lucky’ option.
How To Set Up Google Gravity i m Feeling Lucky
Step 1
Open a JavaScript-enabled desktop web browser. You can use any common browser—such as Chrome, Firefox, Edge, or Safari—to access the site; however, your browser must have JavaScript enabled.
Most browsers have JavaScript enabled by default. You may need to enable JavaScript in your favorite browser before proceeding.
Step 2
You may choose any search engine or directly go to the link Google gravity.
Step 3
Wait for page to load on your computer or phone (if your phone browser is JavaScript enabled). It may take a few minutes in order to appear the Google Gravity interface. Once the Google logo and search bar appear, you may proceed.
Step 4
Move your mouse cursor: Moving your mouse cursor or doing any interaction on the page will cause the Google logo, buttons and page elements to drop down to the bottom of the page as gravity attracts. You may toss all elements around the screen.
