Google Gravity is a fun and fascinating trick that allows users to experience what it would be like if gravity didn't exist in their web browser. The trick was developed by Mr. Doob, a pseudonymous digital artist and programmer. When users search for "Google Gravity" and click on the "I'm Feeling Lucky" button, the Google homepage appears to fall apart and all the elements on the page, including the search bar, images, and links, start to fall to the bottom of the screen as if they are affected by gravity. Users can then interact with the elements by dragging and dropping them around the screen.
Apart from Google Gravity, there are also other similar tricks that users can try, such as Google Anti Gravity, Google Zero Gravity, and Google Underwater. Google Anti Gravity makes all the elements on the Google homepage float on the screen, while Google Zero Gravity turns all the elements upside down. Google Underwater takes the Google homepage under the sea and even allows users to add more fish to their screen. These tricks can provide a fun and entertaining way for users to pass the time and explore the creative possibilities of the internet.
Source: All Perfect Stories