I have no idea what this is about, but someone got to this blog from here.
http://mrdoob.com/projects/chromeexperiments/google_gravity/
Go ahead, click on it. It'll just take a few seconds. Then, move your cursor.
[UPDATE: Also check out posts on Weenie Google, Epic Google, and the Revolving Internet. ]
[UPDATE 9/13: Here's a post I've now done on "Who Is Mr. Doob?" An amazing, creative guy.]
Saturday, August 27, 2011
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Sometimes, I am totally amazed at how folks get to my blogs, too! That's a great link!
ReplyDeleteI guess you have to have Chrome to make this work. nothing happened for me. waaaaah
ReplyDeleteHi Bettyl.
ReplyDeleteKathy, it works for me in both Firefox and Safari, of course, that depends on what you mean by "it works." I couldn't use it as a search engine, so I don't know how someone got here from there, but it did live up to its name.
Lol he says on Google gravity Google has lost his gravity and I don't think that's how physics works... When he typed it in and it fell down isn't that gaining gravity? hmm I need to check again...
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ReplyDeleteHarold Burton