Yes I clicked on it because I didn't know who it was referring to.

Thanks! I did not understand the Google image at the top of the page when I saw it last night. It looked like a bomb and I thought it was referenceing a bad time in history.

That was very interesting about Hans Christian Ãrsted. The article you linked to dispelled a few misconceptions I had.

OK, I'll see your Hans Christian Ãrsted and raise you one Nikola Tesla:

Here is a link that might be useful: Nikola Tesla

Hmm--I clicked on it this morning but nothing popped up to tell me what it was about. Thanks, Dilly dally.

I clicked and looked quickly and thought it said Hans Christian Andersen. Thought the sketch referred to one of his stories.

Interesting that the two were friends, and Orsted was also a writer and poet.

Sue

I clicked on the picture, and got info that way. :)

Moni

OK, help me out here please.........I do not know the photo that everyone is referring to. How do I find it?

On the top of the Google pages there is always the word *Google* that is often artfully arranged with a theme. This latest one below, looked like a bomb and you can barley make out the word "Google" unless you already know that that is what is suppose to say. I get the connection now with the famous Danish scientist, but where do I find the page with the photo that everyone else sees?

{{!gwi}}

Update: I guess Google won't let me copy their artwork. If you go to the Google search page their logo always appears on the top right.

There is a picture on this page:
google.com

if you click on this picture (looks kind of like a bomb) you get this link:
http://www.google.com/#q=Hans+Christian+%C3%98rsted&ct=orsted09&oi=ddle&fp=8ec80112f99bfde5

that is where I found the wikipedia link.

Moni

I get it now. I was trying to click the *Google* word art from the Google search page. That always takes me to my Google home page. But I see now that if I click the Google word art from there, it goes to the Google search page with the links to the topic of the day related to the word art.

I never knew it did that from the home page. I always clicked it from other Google pages to get to my home page. Maybe it is my browser setting. I use Opera.

Thanks!