: When you first load the page, it looks like a standard 2010-era Google homepage. As soon as you move your mouse or the page fully loads, the entire interface falls apart.
: Searching this in Google Images once transformed the image results into a playable game of Breakout.
: A retired trick (now on ELGOOG ) where clicking the Infinity Gauntlet turned search results into dust. google-gravity-unblocked-mr-doob
: Surprisingly, the search bar still works. If you type a query and hit Enter, the new search results will fall from the top of the screen and pile up on the floor. 🔓 How to Access "Unblocked" Versions
: It was a staple of early internet pranks—setting someone's homepage to this link and watching their confusion as they thought they "broke" Google. 🎡 Other Famous Google Experiments : When you first load the page, it
Technically, it is a that utilizes a physics engine to treat every element on the page—the search bar, buttons, and logo—as a physical object with weight and mass.
: In environments like schools or offices where certain projects are restricted, many "unblocked games" sites host mirrors of this script. Look for ELGOOG, which hosts a variety of classic Google tricks that have been officially retired. 🧬 Why It Became Famous : A retired trick (now on ELGOOG )
The original version was meant to be triggered by typing "Google Gravity" into the search bar and hitting "I'm Feeling Lucky." However, as Google changed its homepage and search mechanics, the trick stopped working on the live site.