September 15, 2009 10:48 am GMT
Googles UFOs stolen the L and left crop circles instead
by Gary IllyesAfter 10 days Google’s UFO created a buzz on the internet and half of the world was searching for “unexplained phenomenon”, a new UFO has appeared on the Google home pages with a less mysterious Twitter message.
Help! Google's UFO has stolen the L! New Google Doodle creates buzz
The Twitter message was:51.327629, -0.5616088 http://twitpic.com/hsfgl
The numbers from the status message are the coordinates of a place in the UK, 1-7 Woodham Rd., Woking, Surrey GU21 4, which you can check on Google Maps.
Interestingly, this address has appeared in a novel, “The War of the Worlds” by H.G. Wells, and this was the place where the first alien ship has landed. When the first UFO Doodle appeared, Google linked the logo to the results page of the “unexpected phenomenon” search term, which made the search term to be in the top ten search queries in the US. Now, the new logo is linked to the results page of the “crop circles” term, which has already appeared in the Hot Trends, yet there’s apparently nothing interesting on the search results page but news results reporting Google’s new Doodle and a few images.
What’s in Google mind? Why are they causing such a buzz with their UFOs? Some questions which have no answer yet.
Andy Ufology on Tue, 15th Sep 2009 6:41 pm
The time is coming… Google is pushing more people to be exposed and keep an open mind. Pushing the government to release X-files (the collected data with proof of extraterrestrial’s existence) to the public. Human beings have the right to know. And it is time and it is time to act to prevent bad thing to be happened in the near future before it’s too late. Greedy corporations have to stop now.
We need to know, we need to prepare, and we need to take action NOW.
prittken on Thu, 17th Sep 2009 1:54 am
Could be one of two things. Either Google is conducting a new way of measuring user behavior … OR … Messages woven into the grain really deserve global attention TOOT SWEET. In global language that means quicker than greased lightening. Perhaps http://www.real2012info.com could provide some answers.
Tania on Sun, 22nd Nov 2009 1:28 am
It’s a clear sign to advertisers and other companies (possibly targeting Microsoft’s Bing) that Google still commands a large user base and is capable of manipulating their browsing habits. Given Google’s product portfolio, it’s soon to be the next Microsoft.
Susi on Tue, 1st Dec 2009 11:12 pm
I agree with Andy Ufology. We have to action. And before its to late!
Crittertrail on Fri, 8th Jan 2010 10:02 am
I don’t think we should blame Google for this news at all costs. Most of the information about UFOs is just gosspis and it’s not google’s fault for its distribution. Even if it is mde on purpose the people are who should decide whether to belive or not.