Nothing lands
That is the difference from the falling version. There is no floor here, only a point, and everything curves toward it and keeps curving. Blocks pass the middle, swing round, come back tighter. Then they shrink and they are gone.
The hole grows a few pixels with every meal. Start of a round it takes ten seconds to pull in the first block. By the end it eats three at once.
Try to save the search box
You can. Catch something early, drag it to a corner, release it hard against the wall and it will loop out wide before it commits. The wide blocks survive longest because they clip the edges. The little footer chips vanish almost immediately.
Switch on cursor following and it becomes a completely different toy. Now you are choosing what dies and in what order, and there is a mean satisfaction in parking it directly on the knowledge panel.
Names
Most people find it as google gravity black hole because it grew out of google gravity. Black hole google, google blackhole, black hole google easter egg, all the same. The ones labelled google gravity black hole 3d have added a bit of perspective and nothing else.
The opposite mood is google floating, where everything drifts up and stays put.
