While Google frequently changes its search algorithms and Easter egg availability, "Google Gravity in Lava" is typically accessed in the following ways:
Google Gravity is a popular Easter egg that simulates a gravity-defying experience on the Google homepage. When searching for "google gravity," the search results page appears to be affected by a gravitational force, causing objects to fall off the page. In this report, we explore what happens when we combine Google Gravity with a visually stunning background - lava.
Imagine the same broken, shattered Google homepage—but instead of sitting harmlessly at the bottom of a white void, the pieces are falling into a bubbling, glowing pit of digital lava.
To test "google gravity in lava," we used a combination of Google search queries and browser manipulation. We initiated the Google Gravity effect by searching for "google gravity" and then added a lava-themed background to simulate the environment.
For the uninitiated, Google Gravity is a legendary JavaScript prank created by coder and artist (Ricardo Cabello). If you go to Google’s homepage, type “Google Gravity” into the search bar (yes, the irony is delicious), and hit “I’m Feeling Lucky,” the entire homepage collapses.
I spent twenty minutes playing with this yesterday. Here is the emotional journey:
