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Launched as an April Fool's Day gag in 2012, Google's Underwater Search lets you float queries onscreen amid sea creatures. Toggle between scenes like coral reefs, shipwrecks, or a shark encounter. Engage with the underwater realm using your mouse and uncover hidden treats.
Type some text and hit enter. Click to draw waves. ... Type some text and hit enter. Click to draw waves.
Experience the whimsy of zero-gravity with Floating Google. On this page, you can drag and drop items, watch them drift, bounce, or even collide in an anti-gravity environment. It's a delightful way to learn about physics, astronomy, and Google's innovations while having a blast.
A pool of water rendered with reflection, refraction, caustics, and ambient occlusion. The pool is simulated with a heightfield and contains a sphere that can interact with the water's surface. This demo will only work on WebGL implementations with graphics cards that support floating point textures, screen-space partial derivatives, and vertex ...
Google aims to be water positive by 2030. See how we're improving water sustainability and raising our standard of water stewardship.
We’re focusing on three areas: enhancing our stewardship of water resources across Google office campuses and data centers; replenishing our water use and improving watershed health and ecosystems in water-stressed communities; and sharing technology and tools that help everyone predict, prevent and recover from water stress.
In 2021, we announced our water stewardship target to replenish 120% of the freshwater volume we consume, on average, across our offices and data centers by 2030. Today, for World Water Day, we're sharing a look at four partnerships underway.
The new app, created in partnership with United Nations Environment, aims to make this water data available to everyone. Working with member countries to understand their needs, it features smaller, more easily manageable tables and maps at national and water body levels.
Explore how a team of women are utilizing Google’s AI technology and tools to lead the charge for clean water and improved filtration. Learn how six women are leading the charge for clean water in Flint, Michigan, and beyond.
With Google Underwater, you could type in your search queries just like you would on the regular Google search engine. The twist? Your results would float and swim across the screen, creating an underwater adventure right on your computer.