Published 14:31 IST, December 22nd 2019
Google unveils adorable winter doodle complete with a baby snowman on top of Earth
Google has unveiled its winter doodle complete with baby snowman sitting on top of Earth signifying winter in the Northern Hemisphere and the winter solstice
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Google, that is kwn for its cute doodles that celebrate birthdays of iconic figures or monumental landmarks, has just done it again with a new winter season doodle that celebrates coming of winter to rrn Hemisphere. new doodle showcases a dark backdrop with sw falling.
Sw filled doodle for winter
new doodle even has an orable swman on top of Earth that has been cleverly placed so that it replaces second 'o' in google. Earth has also been given two baby eyes that are curiously looking up at baby swman. According to Google, winter in rrn Hemisphere starts on December 22, 2019, and will end on March 20, 2020.
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new doodle is titled 'Happy Christmas 2019!' and was unveiled on winter solstice. Winter Solstice is when Earth experiences shortest day and longest night. Inversely summer solstice occurs on July 21 or 22 and is when world experiences longest day and shortest night.
Last month Google celebrated 30th anniversary of fall of Berlin wall with a doodle that captured demolition of wall that h separated many families. A Berlin-based guest artist Max Gur created doodle that depicted a man and a woman embracing each or while walking over broken wall. This moment signalled simultaneous end of Cold War and beginning of German reunification.
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According to Google, Gur said that its a privilege to have worked on subject. He drew inspiration for artwork from memories and old photographs of his parents who resided in Berlin 30 years ago and witnessed fall of Berlin wall. He said that people often fight against border walls all over world, some live in divided or separated countries while some of m flee from ir home countries because y don't have any choice.
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13:23 IST, December 22nd 2019