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Google X-Ray Doodle

On November 8, 2010 Google released a new doodle in celebration of the 115th anniversary of X-rays.

The discovery was made by German scientist Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen, in 1895. X-rays are a form of radiation composed of rays and the most common use is in diagnostic radiography.

Google X-Ray Doodle

Google X-Ray Doodle

Google has transformed its logo into an animation of an x-ray film, which shows Google’s “bones”.

See if you can use your X-ray vision to spot a key, rubber duck and marbles in Google’s X-ray doodle.

 

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