Black hole
Google Easter Egg
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The Google Black Hole Easter egg is a visually captivating effect that simulates a black hole on your Google Search results page. When triggered, the black hole appears and begins to swirl, pulling in all the elements of the page—text, images, and links—towards its center in a dramatic display. This effect showcases the power and mystery associated with real black holes in a fun and engaging way.
You can experience this unique Google Easter egg right here on this page, where the mesmerizing power of the black hole will transform your search results.
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