Google Zero or Anti Gravity
Google Space or Google Gravity Space is a funny trick. You can try Google Gravity Trick to have some fun. This Google Space trick is also known as Google Zero Gravity, Google No Gravity, Google 0 Gravity, 0 Google Gravity, and Google Anti Gravity.
Google Space
Anti Gravity Google is a program written in JavaScript to have some fun while using Google search. In Google space or Google Zero Gravity trick, you will see the search engine logo image, links, buttons, etc. are floating on your computer or mobile screen as there is no gravity or zero gravity and gives a illusion that objects and elements are in floating in space. But when you search something using google antigravity then no Google gravity or Google Zero gravity effect is used on search results page. This is because we just want to provide best user experience.
Use of realistic space physics
This Google space trick use realistic physics in its behavior. The objects in Google space trick have realistic space physics, these objects can be interact with other objects. They can behave accordingly, if are thrown towards each other. This will be a great fun to see Google Space effect on a web page.
Dragging of the objects
The most funny feature of Google Space trick is that you can drag all elements of the web page around. You can do this by using your mouse/cursor on Desktop or PC and by tap & dragging on mobile phones. Not only dragging is possible in Google 0 Gravity, you can also collide the objects with each other, and can feel realistic 0 gravity or anti gravity physics effects, as we mentioned in previous paragraph.
This Google space or Anti Gravity Google Trick has too much fun to use. We recommend all users of this site that you must try this Google Gravity Space or Google Zero Gravity Trick and have some fun. The original developer of this trick is mrdoob.
The original Google space or Google Anti Gravity project doesn't have search function. But here at Goglogo, you will have search buttons too. Users are able to put their own name on Google Gravity Space search page