1)October 15 2012 - Winsor McCay was an American
cartoonist and animator who's said to have been born in Michigan on
September 26, 1869. McCay's Little Nemo in Slumberland is the subject of
this animated Google doodle.
2)September 7 2012 - The 46th Anniversary of
Star Trek: The Original Series is honoured by an interactive Google
doodle featuring characters from the iconic science fiction series.
27 July 2012 - Opening
ceremony London 2012 is marked by a Google doodle, which shows 5
athletes - incidentally also the number of rings in the Olympic logo -
playing different Olympic sports.
4)24 July 2012 - Amelia
Earhart was a noted female aviator and the first woman to fly solo
across the Atlantic Ocean. The Google doodle depicts Amelia Earhart on
top of a stationary plane.
5)23 June 2012 - Alan
Mathison Turing's 100th birthday is being celebrated by Google through a
very interesting doodle, which is actually a mock-up of Turing machine
and users have to spell the word 'Google' in the binary code to solve
it.
6)9 May 2012 - The doodle
shows Carter standing amongst the artifacts excavated from the tomb of
Tutankhamun proudly inspecting his work.
7)14 April 2012 - Robert
Doisneau was one of France's best known photographers, most famous for
his photograph The Kiss, a photo of a couple kissing in the busy streets
of Paris.
8)February 29 2012 - The
Google doodle depicts Rossini's famous Le Barbier de Séville opera in a
unique way - it has 4 frogs, each doing something related to the 'The
Barber of Seville'.
9)7 February 2012 - The Doodle depicts
characters from Dickens' Victorian era novels including the famous
Scrooge from A Christmas Carol, and Pip from Great Expectations.
10)January 26 2012 - The Doodle depicts three
elephants decked in finery, each with two children and a tri-coloured
umbrella on it's back, a reference to the Bravery Awardees who take part
in the Republic Day parade.
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