Google Gravity Black Hole

Every element that crosses the rim shrinks, spins and disappears, and the hole gets wider each time it eats. Try to keep one result alive by dragging it back out.

What Is the Black Hole Easter Egg?

The black hole takes the falling page and removes the floor. Instead of dropping straight down, each piece is pulled toward one point, picks up sideways speed as it gets closer, and spirals in. Nothing lands, nothing stacks, and after about twenty seconds the screen is empty.

It is usually listed as google gravity black hole because it is a rewrite of the falling version rather than a separate build. Some copies add perspective and call themselves google gravity black hole 3d, but the spiral does the heavy lifting either way.

How the Black Hole Version Started

Once google gravity spread in 2009, the physics code was short enough that anyone could rewrite the force. Changing a constant downward pull into an attraction toward a moving point takes a couple of lines, and adding a tangent to that pull produces the spiral instead of a straight drop.

The result looked far more dramatic than the original, so it stuck. Turning on cursor following makes it a chase: the hole goes where you point, so you decide what gets eaten and in what order.

How to Use Google Black Hole

• Press open the black hole and leave the mouse still for a few seconds.
• Switch cursor following on, then sweep across the page to steer the pull.
• Catch a spiralling block and throw it outward. It buys a few more seconds before it comes back.
• Watch the event horizon reading. It grows with every element swallowed.
• Press rebuild the page to reset the screen and the counter.

FAQs

Is the black hole a game?

There is no score, but it plays like one if you set yourself the target of keeping the search box alive longest. It is the last thing most people manage to save.

Why is it grouped with gravity?

Same engine, different force. That is also why the search terms google blackhole and black hole google easter egg land on the same kind of page.

Does it work on a touchscreen?

Yes. Dragging with a finger works for both moving the hole and rescuing elements.

What is the opposite of this?

Try google floating, where the page drifts up and away instead of being pulled in, or work through the full run of google easter eggs.