Google Gravity and Ball Pool are iconic 2009 Chrome Experiments created by Ricardo Cabello (Mr.doob) that demonstrate JavaScript-based browser physics. These interactive, gravity-based simulations were among the first to showcase browser-based physics without flash, paving the way for modern web design. Experience these experiments directly at mrdoob.com .
was a showcase for browser-based physics. Upon loading the page, the familiar Google homepage—including the logo, search bar, and buttons—suddenly collapses to the bottom of the browser window as if pulled by physical gravity. Interactivity:
You're referring to a classic example of a playful and creative use of Google's search functionality.
Both experiments are part of (2009–2012 era) and still work in modern browsers. They use Canvas/JavaScript and were groundbreaking for browser-based interactive art.
