Easter eggs
“Wikipedia states that a virtual Easter egg is an intentional hidden
message, in-joke, or a feature in work such as a computer software program, webpage, crossword, movie etc.”
An animated, rotating graph of a 3D easter egg
A barrel roll is an airplane maneuver where the pilot executes a complete 360 degree roll while continuing to fly forward at a consistent altitude. Google took a bit of poetic license with “spinning” the result page through a 360 degree loop.
Gravity
This result would give the gravity effect on your Google Home Page. All your icons and bars would fall down due to no-gravity. You can also search information in it. Watch more fun by searching with your images or your favorite images.
Google Water
Did you see anything in floating water? Hong Kong people had developed a code, such that you can see Google on floating water. The results also will float on water.
A real mathematician can perform the equation, here we can create the equation for sin and cos degrees. You may notice valentine image like.
Serach "sqrt(cos(x))*cos(300x)+sqrt(abs(x))-0.7)*(4-x*x)^0.01, sqrt(6-x^2), -sqrt(6-x^2) from -4.5 to 4.5" in google
Search for “binary” in google, then the number of results found is displayed
as a binary number format, instead of traditional decimal count. Try the
search with other number systems such as “hexadecimal” and “octal” and you’ll see similar results.
Zerg Rush
As we are familiar with this one. A “zerg rush” is a tactic originated in the video game Starcraft that
involves swarming a low-level or poorly equipped group against an
opposing group in the hope that sheer numbers will overwhelm the enemy.
Search for zerg rush and you’ll trigger a simplified example of a zerg
rush using a swarm of “O’s”, ending up with the traditional “GG”
(meaning “good game”). Tip: Clicking an “O” three times kills it.
Recursion
As the name suggests that recursion, if you search as recursion in google, it again displays the same word with suggestion. As a logical next step, Google asks, “Did you mean: recursion?”
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