Doodle for MJ's birthday

Michael Jackson was born on 29-Aug-1958 and died on 25-June-2009. In order to give a tribute to the King of Pop, Google created a doodle for MJ's birthday on 29-Aug-2009.

Doodle for Ørsted's Birthday

Google celebrated the birthday of Hans Christian Ørsted on 14/Aug/2009 by dedicating a doodle to the Danish physicist who is best known for discovering that electric currents can induce magnetic fields.

When Google paid tribute to moms

Google paid tribute to our moms on the eve of Mother's Day (14-May-2000) through its doodle. No search could find better moms than these.
We wish you a very happy Mother's Day, with love and thanks for all you've done.

"M" is for the million things she gave me,
"O" is for the way she never grows old,
"T" is for the tears she shed to save me,
"H" is for her heart of purest gold;
"E" is for her eyes, with love-light shining,
"R" means right, and right she'll always be,

Put them all together, they spell "MOTHER," A word that means the world to me.

Doodle for the alien story

Google created a series of doodles to illustrate the story that hit the headlines in the first week of May, 2000. Here's the complete illustrations in the form of Google logos.

Google Easter logo

On the eve of Easter in the year 2000 Google displayed this logo on the home page of the search engine created by Ken Perlin who is a professor at Media Research Laboratory & VLG Dept of Computer Science and also the Director at Games for Learning Institute.

When Google went green

Google dressed its logo in complete green on March 17, 2000 to celebrate St Patrick's day which is synonymous to wearing green and eating Irish food. St Patrick's day is celebrated all across Argentina, Australia, New Zealand & North America and Google kept up the spirit by creating a green doodle for the day.

Google's V-Day doodle

Google's doodle for the Valentine's Day was an unique one. Hearts made out of Os of Google and a cupid above it with an arrow. It was Google's first doodle for the Valentine's Day.

Google groundhog

The Google groundhog appeared on February 2nd, 2000, with the groundhog in the small 'g' of Google.