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How many times have you made searches on google? How you search on google ,you see search bar enter a key word and you click on google search, you see I’m Feeling Lucky button just besides the Google search button, have you ever clicked on I’m Feeling Lucky button, what does it do ? 
The "I'm Feeling Lucky" button automatically takes you to the first web page
returned for your query.
An "I'm Feeling Lucky" search means less time searching for web pages and more time looking at them.

After a thorough study and searching here we bring you 10 most interesting tricks and ‘Keywords’ which you enter in Google search bar and press the I’m feeling lucky button would results in funny rather peculiar results, the below are the following such keywords, enter them and experience the results. Some are rated with a * symbol (indicating a must try keywords)


Go to "www.google.com " and type any of the following keywords and  click on ‘I’m Feeling Lucky button’



  • Type in  Google Gravity and wait a sec to experience the effect of gravity.
  •   Type in “French Military Victories” and press "I'm feeling lucky".
  •  Type in “Google Sphere” and see the spinning effect.
    Type in Rainbow google...
      

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