During the
month,
Google sends
out robots
(spiders) to
crawl the
web and
archive
every
website it
finds. These
archived
websites
will be
presented in
the next
update of
the Google
index
(database).
The update
process is
initiated
every 30
days or so,
although on
some
occasions
there have
been more
than 30 days
between
updates.
Now if
you've been
a keen
Google fan
you'll know
that they
have 3 main
www servers
online,
which are as
follows:
www.google.com
- The main
address, the
true
homepage of
google.
www2.google.com
- Thought to
be a test
server.
www3.google.com
- Thought to
be a test
server.
Whilst
nobody
outside of
"Google"
truly seems
to know the
purpose of
the www2 &
www3
servers,
many people
have come to
the
assumption
that they
are test
servers.
During the
update,
which takes
several
days, the 3
Google
servers
display
different
results.
Whilst the
results vary
from server
to server,
they are
said to be
"dancing",
hence the
name "Google
Dance".
The www2
& www3
servers are
the ones
most closely
observed
during the
dance,
however I
have
recently
found the
addresses to
all 10 of
the Google
Datacenters!!
I believe
that
watching
this will
provide for
a slight
enhancement
in the
detection of
the "Google
Dance".. My
tool is the
only tool
(that I know
of) to
provide the
10
datacenters
option.
ATTENTION:
We are in no
way
affiliated
with
"Google",
nor have I
ever made
any form of
contact with
them. The
Google logo
at the top
of this page
is only to
have a bit
of fun with
"Google
Dancing".
This site
is not
affiliated
with Google
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