Interesting Google - 2 - Stanislaw Lem


Google celebrated the 60th anniversary of the first science fiction novel by Stanislaw Lem posting on its front page an animated sequence of science fiction.
Interactive animation of "invites" members for intellectual fun. It's completely intuitive, including the way its run - click on the moving element. Then there are robots, spaceships and other cyber-story. Players must guess the same rule, and further moves open up more and more complex opportunities. At the end of Google's search engine automatically displays links to pages about Stanislaw Lem.
Open Link - http://www.google.pl/

 First Level is Simple Maths - 

 Second Level - Wave-forms Matching with use of Amplifier nobs 


Third Level -Use of Canon to bring down the satelite

Fourth Level - Getting Last part of the Robot...

The game is pretty simple and only for entertainment, so don't expect anything.
But its really very nice use of Javascript.

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