Direction: up

Gravity, but upward

Same idea as the falling page, pointed the other way. The logo lifts first, the result blocks follow, and within a few seconds everything is bunched along the top edge, drifting sideways and nudging each other out of the way.

Nothing ever lands, which is the whole appeal. There is no pile to look at, just a slow shuffle that never quite stops.

Your cursor is a broom

Move the pointer into a cluster and it pushes outward. You can sweep the entire layout from one side of the frame to the other without clicking anything, and if you park the cursor under a block it will hold it in place like a hand under a balloon.

Drag something down to the floor and release it. It climbs straight back. Try to hold two things down at once and you cannot, which is a small stupid thing to discover but it does keep people busy.

Search terms and neighbours

People look for this as floating google, google floating, or just the space one. It sits at the calm end of the same family as google gravity, and it is the exact opposite of what happens on the black hole google page, where the pull goes to a point instead of a ceiling.

If you want the version with water and fish in it, that is google underwater.

Can I still search?

You can type into the box, if you can catch it. It tends to lodge itself in a top corner where clicking it means aiming at a moving target.

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Willie has over 15 years of experience in Linux system administration and DevOps. After managing infrastructure for startups and enterprises alike, he founded Command Linux to share the practical knowledge he wished he had when starting out. He oversees content strategy and contributes guides on server management, automation, and security.