In today's time, Google has become a special part of our life. If we have to search anything then we ask directly to Google. Google gives us solutions to almost every problem. With its help you can get information related to every subject. However, many do not know that this is not just a search engine but a complete package of entertainment. There are some hidden facts in Google that many of you may not know about. Here we are going to tell you about some similar facts.
Google's special feature is Google Gravity. To see what happens to this trick, you can go to the search box and type "Google Gravity" and click on "I'm feeling lucky". You will see that the Google screen is scattered below.
Google Gravity is a javascript-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.
elgooG (Google spelled backwards) was a mirrored website of Google Search with horizontally flipped search results, also known as a "Google mirror". An unofficial elgooG website was created by All Too Flat "for fun", which started to gain popularity in 2002. All Too Flat's elgooG site found practical use in the People's Republic of China after the domestic banning of Google, circumventing the Great Firewall. A who is request shows that the domain elgoog.com was registered to Google Inc. since 2000, but it is currently for sale. The site was a way for Chinese people to access the popular search engine, which is banned in the country.
Google space is another interesting trick like Google anti-gravity, where the contents of the page keep floating without any gravitational pull. It is exactly how people behave when they are in space. When you search with a particular keyword, even the search results behave in the similar floating way. All the contents turn upside down but still keep themselves in a non-gravitational space.
During the match, you must have seen tossing in the field. But now you can toss with Google's help too. The special thing is that you do not need a coin to toss here. Because this feature of Google will be useful for you. To use this trick, turn on Google Mike and say "Flip a coin". After this Google will tell you whether the head came in toss or tell the tail.
5. Barrel Roll
Log in to Google's home page and type "Do a barrel roll" in the search box. You must enter it as you type it. After this you will see a screenshot of Google's lower look as a picture below.
Google's “Do A Barrel Roll” Search Is Latest Easter Egg. ... The 'do a barrel roll' query, which causes the search page to spin, will remain in place for a while. This is the latest of several Google search easter eggs. You can search for “tilt” or “askew” and see another one.
