H.G. Wells – Google Doodle

H.G. Wells – Google Doodle

After the „unexplained phenomenon“ and „crop circles“ Google Doodles Google Australia and soon the rest of the world shows the H.G. Wells Google Doodle. So it seems clear now, that this series of Google Doodles is about H.G. Wells who was born on the 21st September.

H. G. Wells

H.G. Wells was born on September 21st 1866 in Bromley Kent and died on August 13th 1946 in London. Herbert George Wells wrote famous books like:

• The Time Machine
• The Island of Dr. Moreau
• The Invisible Man
• The War Of The Worlds
• The Food of the Gods

H. G. Wells wrote many other novels and also non-fiction. H.G. Wells in the Wikipedia.

With this third Google Doodle the series of unexplained Doodles will find it’s end. But I guess after H.G. Wells Google will soon find another topic to create mysterious Doodles about.

Here are the three Doodles of this series:

H.G. Wells

crop circles

unexplained phenomenon

• Crop circles - 15.09.2009
• unexplained phenomenon Google Doodle - 05.09.2009
• H.G. Wells Google Doodle - 20.09.2009
• Kornkreise - 15.09.2009
• Rätselhaftes Phänomen bei Google – Was bedeutet das neue Google Doodle? - 05.09.2009
• unexplained phenomenon at Google solved? - 05.09.2009
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• Kornkreise Google Doodle Lösung? - 15.09.2009
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• Rätselhaftes Phänomen – Hinweis bei Google Korea - 06.09.2009

4 Kommentare zu “H.G. Wells – Google Doodle”

1. Tweets die X erwähnen H.G. Wells – Google Doodle | Pierre Markuse -- Topsy.com

   20.09.2009 um 23:30

   [...] Dieser Eintrag wurde auf Twitter von Poppy Masselos. Poppy Masselos sagte: Google Doodle http://bit.ly/bmxSZ [...]
2. Max

   21.09.2009 um 06:29

   At the topsy.com previously linked site says: “H.G. Wells – Google Doodle After the „unexplained phenomenon“ and „crop circles“ Google Doodles Google Australia and soon the rest of the world — From the page”

   Not true. There are lots of local Google sites that exhibit the standard logo, the most relevant of them google.co.uk, being H. G. Wells english. I’m from Spain and at google.es I can see the image doodle, but not a link to http://www.google.es/search?q=H.G.+Wells&ct=hgwells09&oi=ddle . Instead a “Not for Spain” shows as a title and alternate text. This is the relevant source code:

   So the mistery continues, maybe…

   PS: Thanks to the google guys for the literal “word” search.
3. smart@22

   21.09.2009 um 06:46

   is Google trying to tell us something?hmmm, i bet their satellite picked up a picture of a UFO lol
4. Max

   21.09.2009 um 06:47

   Well, you say that here too and the source code can not be displayed. I’m very absentminded, sorry.