How to Enable Google Gravity

Founded by Larry Page and Sergey Brin in 1998, Google is the most popular search engine today.

Search engines are known to have loads of easter eggs.

They contain hidden messages, inside jokes, secret games, etc.

If you’ve been using Google for a while, you’ve probably encountered one.

However, easter eggs are not easy to find as they are not added to popular searches.

That said, one popular easter egg is the “Google Gravity” easter egg.

In this tutorial you will learn how to make or enable Google Gravity, what it is, why it doesn’t work, and whether the easter egg is deleted.

What is Google Gravity?

Google Gravity is an unofficial easter egg from Google.

It’s a fan-made easter egg that’s not on Google.

The Easter egg will make all the elements on the page fall to the ground.

You can interact with elements by dragging and dropping them.

No, Google Gravity easter eggs are not deleted.

It’s an unofficial fan-made easter egg.

Therefore, it was not on Google in the first place.

You can only access the easter egg by visiting external websites.

To enable Google Gravity:

To enable Google Gravity, you need to search for “Google Gravity” on Google and click on the “I am feeling lucky” button.

After you click the button, you will be redirected to a website and the easter egg will start.

Also you can play the game here: https://elgoog.im/gravity/.

On the web page elements will fall to the ground.

You can interact with elements on the page.

You can click, hold, drag and drop an element on the page.

Alternatively, you can click, hold, and drag your mouse across the page to remove elements.

Google Gravity doesn’t work because it’s not an official easter egg.

You can only access Easter eggs on external websites.

The external sites are Elgoog and MrDoob.

On sites like Elgoog, they create and restore Google Easter eggs.

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