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"There is a special logo on Google UK for Stanislaw Lem.  He is known best for The Cyberiad, series of humorous short stories from a mechanical universe inhabited by robots.The logo is incredibly interactive.  The designer, Marcin Wichary posted on Google + many of the easter eggs in this Doodle.The brick that falls out from the first robot when it explodes is a brick drawn by Lem himself. (Everything else is drawn from scratch by +Sophia Foster-Dimino inspired by the style of Daniel Mr\u00F3z.)\r\nThe wave in the second level spells something in binary/ASCII.\r\nSome of the eyes of the monster (Pugg) in the second level will follow your mouse \u2013 unless, of course, you are on a tablet (I agonized a lot about it. Eyes following a mouse pointer is such a clich\u00E9.)\r\nClicking on the bird makes it fly elsewhere (if it's allowed at that moment).\r\nClicking on the cat will make it go away. It will eventually go away on its own, but hey, you didn't really expect to be able to control a cat, right?\r\nAfter some time of inactivity, the bird might sit on your mouse pointer.\r\nIn the second level, you can see an actual Polish scientific satellite LEM flying in the background.\r\nIf you finish the doodle twice, at the third time you will see something extra in the finale, based on another story we didn't have time to squeeze into the doodle.\r\nThere are different N items depending on how many times you played the game, and which language you're using.Here is a short video of it in action:Google US has a logo for Thanksgiving, so this is only on Google UK today.Forum discussion at Google +."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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