The search page spirals in one piece at a time. Drag something out of the pull if you can, or drop a result straight into the middle and watch it stretch and vanish.
What Is the Google Black Hole Easter Egg?
Google Black Hole is the gravity trick with the floor removed. Instead of falling to the bottom of the window, every element is dragged toward a single point, spirals around it and disappears. The hole grows a little each time it eats something.
Most mirrors list it as google gravity black hole because it started as a variation on the original falling page rather than a separate build.
How the Black Hole Version Started
Once the 2009 gravity experiment spread, mirror sites started rewriting the physics. Swapping constant downward force for a pull toward a moving point took very little code, and the result looked far more dramatic, so it stuck around. Some builds market themselves as a 3D black hole, though the effect is a flat spiral with scaling.
Like the rest of the family, it has never lived on google.com. It sits alongside Google Gravity on fan mirrors.
How to Use Google Black Hole
- Search for google black hole and open a mirror, or use the demo above.
- Press the open button and stand back for a few seconds.
- Turn on cursor following, then move the mouse to steer the hole across the page.
- Grab a result mid-spiral and throw it outward to buy it a few more seconds.
- Rebuild when the screen is empty.
FAQs
Is the black hole trick a game?
There is no score, but it plays like one if you try to keep the last element alive by dragging it away from the centre.
Why do people call it google gravity black hole?
Because it is the same experiment with the force pointed at a moving centre instead of straight down. The name stuck from the original mirror.
Does it work on mobile?
Yes. Touch and drag replaces the mouse, and cursor following tracks your finger.
What happens to the search box?
It gets eaten like everything else. Rebuild the page to get it back.
