Google doodle of Spring season disappears!
As per Google, the spring season is starting on 20th March in Northern Hemisphere. Google celebrated the occasion with an exalted doodle that showed a bunny in a Hot air balloon with waterdrops, leaves and beautiful patterns. We noticed the Google doodle suddenly disappeared from the Google homepage as this article was being written!
Spring Season
Out of one of the four temperate seasons, spring, summer, autumn (fall) and winter, spring, also known as springtime is known for ideas of rebirth, rejuvenation, renewal, resurrection, and regrowth. The onset of Spring also stands for Equinox days. It means that days and nights are approximately equal and are of twelve hours. Since we are in Northern Hemisphere(India), the March equinox is called the vernal or spring equinox. Since spring arrives after winters, days become larger as the spring progresses.
It is to be noted that in Northern Hemisphere since earth is tilting more towards the sun, the earth receives more sunlight because of which new plant growth is fostered.
The doodle showed the representation of new beginnings with clear blue skies, the growth of leaves, etc.
Also read: Evolution of Google’s logo and the possible science behind it
Spring Season in India
In India Spring generally occurs in March or April. Spring in India is known as Vasant and Vasant is known as ‘Rituraj’ or ‘King of all the Seasons’. Although there are four seasons internationally, there are six in India. These are :
- Vasant Ritu: Spring
- Grishma Ritu: Summer
- Varsha Ritu: Monsoon
- Sharad Ritu: Autumn
- Hemant Ritu: Pre-winter
- Shishir or Shita Ritu: Winter
Google doodle disappeared
It was around 10.45 am (IST) that Google doodle disappeared from google home page and the traditional logo appeared. You can check for your self! We have verified this from multiple users. Google also showed the fall of 2020 to the western hemisphere people. What do you think could be the issue?
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