Wow! First Ever Fractal Molecule Discovered Inside Bacteria...And It Works!

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    0:00 Fractals in nature
    2:05 Smallest fractal ever found
    2:38 Bacteria where it was found
    3:30 What fractal this is
    4:30 What and why is this?
    5:20 Problem with predicting proteins
    6:20 How is this forming though?
    7:35 What does it do inside the cell?
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  • @zeropolicy7456
    @zeropolicy7456 19 дней назад +1367

    Uh oh. That Bacteria is about to get a cease and desist letter from Nintendo's legal team for copyright infringement. Lmao.

    • @KaraKobold
      @KaraKobold 18 дней назад +9

      was about to say something about this, but ill upvote instead =p

    • @Lady8D
      @Lady8D 18 дней назад +9

      🏆

    • @kolobus101
      @kolobus101 18 дней назад +38

      if anything this means we can use the shit out of it because it is a naturally forming pattern

    • @sal2975
      @sal2975 18 дней назад +1

      😂

    • @yong9613
      @yong9613 18 дней назад +7

      I think those wonderful people who publish the papers with that nomaclature will get legal letters first

  • @Jvk1166z
    @Jvk1166z 19 дней назад +1841

    the fact that bacteria can triforce is WILD

    ▲ ▲

    • @vincentvoillot6365
      @vincentvoillot6365 19 дней назад +53

      Bacteria holding the molecule above it self :
      "You obtain the fractal molecule, you can now fractalize"

    • @skaughtii
      @skaughtii 19 дней назад +42

      Holy shit this brought me back wtffffff 😂😂😂

    • @juanyz5351
      @juanyz5351 19 дней назад +28

      The legend of Synechococcus Elongatus

    • @ToneyCrimson
      @ToneyCrimson 19 дней назад


      ▲ ▲

    • @ToneyCrimson
      @ToneyCrimson 19 дней назад +36

      Oh no i messed it up...i guess im a newf......i will stop before people get mad.

  • @ghoxon8312
    @ghoxon8312 18 дней назад +493

    I watch your channel regularly. Not in my wildest dreams would I have imagined that you would ever cover one of my papers. Love your work!

    • @Napoleonic_S
      @Napoleonic_S 18 дней назад +13

      This is your study? What will be done after this discovery?

    • @illegal_space_alien
      @illegal_space_alien 18 дней назад +28

      It's like the realization from musicians that Weird Al covered their song. That's how you know you've truly made it.

    • @oscareriksson9414
      @oscareriksson9414 18 дней назад +8

      Cool discovery!🎉

    • @smellystinker4837
      @smellystinker4837 18 дней назад +15

      ​@@illegal_space_alien 🤓 actually.... weird Al always asks for permissions before doing a parody xx

    • @EsonIndustries
      @EsonIndustries 18 дней назад +30

      @@smellystinker4837 Then its like the realization from musicians that when Wierd Al asks permission to cover their song, thats how you know you've truly made it.

  • @kimberlyperrotis8962
    @kimberlyperrotis8962 15 дней назад +24

    I’m a geologist and fractals are dominant in many geologic features. That’s why geologist’s photos always have something like a pen, notebook, person or car, etc., in them for scale, a little tiny fault can otherwise look the same as one 500 feet tall, for example.

  • @stevenhoule1866
    @stevenhoule1866 19 дней назад +1325

    Where is Link when we need him

    • @justinanderson267
      @justinanderson267 19 дней назад +28

      Last I heard he was hosting a boxercise event called Hiyah Hyrule

    • @nornalhumsn7167
      @nornalhumsn7167 19 дней назад +26

      It's a secret to everybody

    • @caneyebus
      @caneyebus 19 дней назад +13

      It IS the Link

    • @ganon144
      @ganon144 19 дней назад +6

      Hes ... uh... gone sorry

    • @zodammit
      @zodammit 19 дней назад +15

      Apparently the Princess got kidnapped by Ganon....again. And this is just rumor but some chambermaids say she and 'Dorfie' text alot.

  • @Harrock
    @Harrock 19 дней назад +390

    Mandelbrot would have lost his mind 😂😂😂 "I told ya ! I Told ya !!!"

  • @kjnoah
    @kjnoah 19 дней назад +91

    This is important as we are very close to using biology to build geometric structures at a molecular level, meaning we could grow filters, transistors and molecular scaffolds for stem cells.

    • @Distress.
      @Distress. 15 дней назад +12

      Imagine your computer catching a virus

    • @skivvy3565
      @skivvy3565 15 дней назад +3

      I think there’s already a PC build that uses mycelium and fungi colonies as parts on the cob for it... video up here on yt somewheres

    • @Suiseisexy
      @Suiseisexy 7 дней назад

      Surveillance devices that report your real time sensory output to the authorities, immortality for rich people only, paper thin armor that can be applied to anything and makes everything so terrorism proof the current political hierarchy will potentially reign forever, right up until someone invents a munition with indestructible penetrators so small and so powerful they penetrate this armor and turn the human being beneath into a cloud of dust and juices that both intermixes and boils such that it turns into a substance the boys in R&D have been calling "slurm".

    • @jeffery9543
      @jeffery9543 День назад +1

      @@Distress.Yeah. Imagine that.
      How crazy.

  • @RandomBattlePresents...
    @RandomBattlePresents... 15 дней назад +10

    The Legend of Bacteria: Fractal of the Wild is a classic. Love that one.

  • @VeganWithAraygun
    @VeganWithAraygun 19 дней назад +139

    If Saturn can have a hexagon, fractals in bacteria ought to be a cinch.

    • @JamesDavy2009
      @JamesDavy2009 18 дней назад +18

      Hexagons are the bestagons! Saturn had taste.

    • @TheAbysssarian
      @TheAbysssarian 17 дней назад

      ​@JamesDavy2009 😋😋😋

    • @adriangogioiu2611
      @adriangogioiu2611 17 дней назад +1

      If you are talking about the weird storm on the saturn pole you are wrong... It have not a perfect hexagonal form and it have a perfectly reasonably explanation...

    • @bugsy742
      @bugsy742 17 дней назад

      ⁠@@adriangogioiu2611I don’t think you have the brain capacity to understand the comment! 😮

    • @chriswise7978
      @chriswise7978 17 дней назад

      What is the reason?​@@adriangogioiu2611

  • @kentjoosten8149
    @kentjoosten8149 19 дней назад +429

    Sierpinski is also a shape used for cell phone antennas. Maybe the bacteria use these as teenie weenie communication devices.

    • @sCiphre
      @sCiphre 19 дней назад +89

      Whoa whoa, you can't just say things like that, or biologists might start falling off of their chairs.

    • @hm09235nd
      @hm09235nd 19 дней назад +48

      interesting point! reinforces the imagined line between pathology and ‘daemonic’ interference. if bacteria etc in some sense have hive-like properties or propagate information in the ether as if a super organism. fascinating.

    • @MrMartinSchou
      @MrMartinSchou 19 дней назад +62

      Is this the dreaded 5G infections they're talking about?

    • @zodammit
      @zodammit 19 дней назад

      @@hm09235nd complex life did evolve as mobile chassis for bacteria to get around

    • @abundance_In_Motion
      @abundance_In_Motion 19 дней назад +3

      Interesting

  • @dryfrog
    @dryfrog 19 дней назад +44

    Thanks! Long overdue. Beautiful pics tonight and great narration

  • @danielvermeer3363
    @danielvermeer3363 17 дней назад +14

    Anton should be at 1.8 billion subs. Such an undiscovered gem.

  • @JamesSarantidis
    @JamesSarantidis 19 дней назад +126

    This video made my day. Currently I'm writing my thesis on modeling cities with fractals and I noticed that they appear in multiple and unexpected places. Whether they can serve biological functions or not, they are beautiful and I'm glad that the scientific community continues to study them. Wonderful shapes for wonderful intelligences in a wonderful world.

    • @odapunkt
      @odapunkt 18 дней назад +2

      Thats really interesting! I want an entire city made of fractals! But maybe that already exists🤔 what do you think?

    • @mainalterego2506
      @mainalterego2506 17 дней назад +3

      oh thats interesting! i have been explaining reaction diffusion and turing patterns by looking at european city growth..do you think these perspectives have synergies?

    • @billable1861
      @billable1861 17 дней назад +3

      I think for space and cost it would theoretically maximize efficiency but in actual practice, I think it would be a nightmare. It’s would be like going to HOA housing block where all the houses are the same and you can’t even remember which house is your own from a glance. I think it would make your grubhub order about 10x longer lol

    • @ovoj
      @ovoj 17 дней назад

      What/where are these multiple and unexpected places?

    • @newolde1
      @newolde1 17 дней назад

      Yes, please explain more!

  • @funnelvortex7722
    @funnelvortex7722 19 дней назад +193

    The comments section on this video includes:
    60% Zelda references
    35% New Agers talking woo
    5% Other comments

    • @kevink1575
      @kevink1575 19 дней назад +15

      Everyone loves fractals!

    • @richardoldfield6714
      @richardoldfield6714 19 дней назад +26

      Ah yes, the obligatory reference to 'woo' when anything crops up that suggests a possible contradiction of the culturally pre-determined dogmatism of the philosophical physicalism of scientism (as distinct from genuine science). But real science is more open-minded and open-ended, with no need to adopt defensive postures.

    • @Skylancer727
      @Skylancer727 19 дней назад +17

      ​@richardoldfield6714 No that's incorrect. Science is not an open minded process, science is the process of taking a definitive fact and using observation for understanding. Throwing theories at the window isn't science. Science is the not the process of just imagining ideas, it's the process of study and examination.
      Something like MOND or string theory is science purely because each explain things were currently don't understand, even if both are likely wrong. Your explanation has to at least be logical on the surface.

    • @richardoldfield6714
      @richardoldfield6714 19 дней назад +18

      @@Skylancer727Incorrect. Science *is* an open-minded process. It does not rule out things without strong evidence to do so ... and even then is open to the possibility of new, contrary evidence emerging later. What genuine science does *not* do is describe as 'woo' anything which conflicts with philosophical physicalism, even if that that philosophy is mainstream within science currently.

    • @user-gv4cx7vz8t
      @user-gv4cx7vz8t 19 дней назад +2

      You act like no aspect of the perennial wisdom has penetrated the sanctum of your cranium. Nearly all discovery is rediscovery. How much of today is like previous days, and how much should you unlearn to be as smart as your ancestors?

  • @amatthew1231
    @amatthew1231 19 дней назад +5

    And 81 years ago, today, the 19th of April, Alexander Hoffman took LSD for the first time in history shortly after discovering and synthesizing it.

  • @Khyrid
    @Khyrid 18 дней назад +2

    Power, Wisdom, Courage

  • @philippegohier6992
    @philippegohier6992 19 дней назад +286

    Life is fractal
    Time is fractal
    Universe is fractal .

    • @theendoftheline
      @theendoftheline 19 дней назад +37

      phrases that arent true often end in the word... fractal

    • @sabinrawr
      @sabinrawr 19 дней назад +23

      You're fractal.

    • @philippegohier6992
      @philippegohier6992 19 дней назад +1

      @@theendoftheline stop living in the dark age . Time is not linear past present futur
      Universe look like a brain
      Trees ,blood vessels are clearly fractal

    • @philippegohier6992
      @philippegohier6992 19 дней назад +26

      @@sabinrawr yes look my blood vessels and nerve system. Fractal

    • @vincent21212
      @vincent21212 19 дней назад +20

      Spirit finds a way - science is only but a tiny whisp of Spirit

  • @neochris2
    @neochris2 19 дней назад +131

    Triforce fractal... Wow

    • @markrockliff2742
      @markrockliff2742 19 дней назад +3

      Yer interesting idea, Tri force fractal. It had me thinking about the inner triangle and the helix and the symbol of the Absolute found in the Enneagram model representative of the synergetic properties of The Nine Energies.

  • @redtrek2153
    @redtrek2153 19 дней назад +29

    It's way more reasonable to assume that this is just for slightly more efficient packing and unpacking of surplus enzymes for better control over metabolism.

    • @prophetzarquon1922
      @prophetzarquon1922 18 дней назад +4

      It's an extremely durable structure with nearly maximal surface area; with fewer internal cavities, it would probably miss out on significant RF \ particulate interaction...

    • @breakingthewall2112
      @breakingthewall2112 16 дней назад +2

      Because fractals and the golden ratio are the building blocks of the universe

    • @festerbutt
      @festerbutt 16 дней назад +4

      It would be a hexagon or a circle for efficiency, not a triangle.

    • @macchiato_1881
      @macchiato_1881 15 дней назад +1

      ​@@festerbutthexagons are composed of triangles I hope you realize that

  • @omegalamda3145
    @omegalamda3145 18 дней назад +2

    So cool seeing your panoramic scanning abilities in action. From the macro to the micro, the reason why I donate to your site. Always a refreshing wake up call is one manner of expressing it. Thank

  • @sirknz
    @sirknz 19 дней назад +129

    That feel when bacteria can triforce and I can't...

    • @JoeyY7
      @JoeyY7 19 дней назад +4

      😂came here to say this

    • @Urll_Bunyon
      @Urll_Bunyon 19 дней назад +2

      Yet...

    • @DioDCynic
      @DioDCynic 19 дней назад +2

      That bacteria's adn is older and more ancient than yours. Did you get that? .YES .NO

    • @user-gv4cx7vz8t
      @user-gv4cx7vz8t 19 дней назад

      ​@@DioDCynicUm, you mean DNA? Did I miss a joke?

    • @QuestForTheS
      @QuestForTheS 18 дней назад +3

      On Windows Alt+30 is the triangle, that's the easy part. Don't use the space key to space out the upper triangle, a lot of websites will delete erroneous spaces at the beginnings of posts, use Alt+255, it produces a space that won't get cut out.

  • @Sirmenonottwo
    @Sirmenonottwo 19 дней назад +15

    It definitely feels significant because of how it is perfect.

  • @John-wm6fg
    @John-wm6fg 19 дней назад +10

    Every Time I Watch One of Antwon’s Wonderful Videos I Always Think is There Anything That He Has Not Studied About or Been in constant Awe of ? I think he is a Truly Gifted young man and Has a Never-ending Thirst of Learning !!!! We are Lucky to have him !!!

    • @RaynMao
      @RaynMao 19 дней назад +1

      this comment could be an isekai anime title

    • @yong9613
      @yong9613 18 дней назад

      ​@@RaynMaoAnton is one isekai MC with OP teaching research and informing powers, it's over 9000!!!

  • @siraaron4462
    @siraaron4462 18 дней назад +2

    3:35 you can see it only links first-order Sierpinski triangles (triforces) together which aren't really fractals as they don't recur within themselves.

  • @Peace.and.knowledge1
    @Peace.and.knowledge1 19 дней назад +20

    Bacteria wouldn't speak about the molecule. So we had to triforce.

  • @factinator33
    @factinator33 19 дней назад +99

    Looks like the
    ANDROMEDA STRAIN

    • @kingdot2616
      @kingdot2616 19 дней назад +8

      Great book

    • @factinator33
      @factinator33 19 дней назад +4

      @@kingdot2616 Indeed

    • @sunspot42
      @sunspot42 19 дней назад +5

      My first thought as well.

    • @allankolenovsky7028
      @allankolenovsky7028 18 дней назад +7

      Ya, this is really creepy! I watched the original movie many years ago and as a Biologist it gave me nightmares. It still does to this day. It was an incredibly accurate representation of how we do our work (minus the overkill on the sanitization of the human body).

    • @Jon6429
      @Jon6429 18 дней назад

      @@allankolenovsky7028 Have you seen the movie "Warning Sign" from 1984? The lab accident at the beginning is a hoot

  • @jamesprosser4261
    @jamesprosser4261 18 дней назад +3

    Once again, another great vid. Got to share this with my mate, it's right up his street. Congrats on the nearly 1.3 million subscribers. Keep it up you legend. Cheers Anton..

    • @user-fg5xs9lh7s
      @user-fg5xs9lh7s 15 дней назад

      It's up his street? Your mate lives inside a cyanobacteria?

  • @gregreilly7328
    @gregreilly7328 19 дней назад +5

    Fractals are common in crystalline structures. If you consider salts or sugars, fractals wouldn't be surprising.

    • @ultrastarrz6620
      @ultrastarrz6620 17 дней назад +1

      Right, and with how quickly bacteria evolve I'm not surprised we're first seeing fractalling in them

  • @feralouca3869
    @feralouca3869 19 дней назад +84

    Humans use that structure to build mobile phone antennas... Maybe bacterias have been doing the same for millenia XD

    • @MNbenMN
      @MNbenMN 19 дней назад

      Beware the bacteria revolution. They've been monitoring our radio transmissions!
      /s

    • @tinman18004
      @tinman18004 19 дней назад +11

      It's the same shape as a micro receiver chip!!! Look up the video DNA is a fractal antenna 📡

    • @SBImNotWritingMyNameHere
      @SBImNotWritingMyNameHere 18 дней назад

      I CAN FEEL THE 5G IN MY TUBERCULOSIS RIDDLED LUNGS AUUUUUGGGGHHHHHHHH

    • @davevasquez5010
      @davevasquez5010 18 дней назад +5

      Something something, "phone home", something something.

    • @tehbonehead
      @tehbonehead 18 дней назад +9

      Cashing in on that free 5G energy!

  • @marknovak6498
    @marknovak6498 19 дней назад +141

    Just because other shapes do work does not mean that there is no reason for it. We just have not found the reason yet.

    • @CockMcBallsddd
      @CockMcBallsddd 19 дней назад

      Yea its insane to think there is no reason for it. Nature doesn't waste a lot of effort, especially on something so complex. . .for NO reason. Its silly.

    • @magne7771
      @magne7771 19 дней назад +12

      The reason is
      _It's friggin' RAD_

    • @toymaker3474
      @toymaker3474 19 дней назад +4

      the bottom line reason is 1.618 aka the divine ratio

    • @Lady8D
      @Lady8D 19 дней назад +5

      Agreed! Not knowing the reason does not necessarily mean there isn't a good reason. Just in case anyone missed it/cares: Anton also said that a couple times, one of em is at 8:50 😊 🫶

    • @realityisenough
      @realityisenough 19 дней назад

      ??? Why would you talk about other BORING shapes at a time like this. Fun at parties you

  • @Creative_Expression
    @Creative_Expression 19 дней назад +2

    Awesome post. I love your channel. Keep up the great work!

  • @heythatmonkeyhasaspoon2636
    @heythatmonkeyhasaspoon2636 19 дней назад +61

    I remember the first time I watched a documentary on the Mandelbrot Set and for weeks afterward everywhere and everything I saw in nature was just fractals and it really freaked me out. It was like i could see the matrix... I was just looking at trees and seeing a formula and it freaked me out.

    • @leoalex2001
      @leoalex2001 19 дней назад +16

      are you sure it wasn't LSD 😂

    • @_4200h
      @_4200h 19 дней назад +6

      yeh when i was learning vectors it was the same

    • @lowwastehighmelanin
      @lowwastehighmelanin 19 дней назад +9

      Yeah they're really everywhere.

    • @J.Green-Rx
      @J.Green-Rx 19 дней назад +9

      Grow weed for a while, and you'll see many plants and trees start resembling buds.
      Their shapes, I mean.
      Not kidding, but that shit is funny cause it's such a stoner thing.
      Huh, now I'm wondering if that's fractals lol.

    • @nicodesmidt4034
      @nicodesmidt4034 19 дней назад +1

      Hope you returned to reality a bit 😂

  • @Atok595
    @Atok595 19 дней назад +87

    I drained the toilet water in my trailer and the gas made me hallucinate these fractals. Warning: don’t drain raw sewage without a proper assmask .

    • @Jordan__Sloan
      @Jordan__Sloan 19 дней назад

      Assmask?

    • @foxbruner
      @foxbruner 19 дней назад +35

      That last sentence quoted out of context may be the greatest typo in human history.

    • @amygodward4472
      @amygodward4472 19 дней назад +8

      What the hell...

    • @deathtech
      @deathtech 19 дней назад +12

      Jenkem

    • @lowwastehighmelanin
      @lowwastehighmelanin 19 дней назад

      Don't freebase fumes, especially not through your ass 💀

  • @gweebara
    @gweebara 19 дней назад +2

    I have discovered that these tiny little fractals make me happy

    • @summerbrooks9922
      @summerbrooks9922 19 дней назад +2

      Looking or gazing upon the art self assembly of Fractals seems magical and peaceful.

  • @JustJacob-nt8eu
    @JustJacob-nt8eu 18 дней назад +1

    Love love love your videos Anton, keep it up!

  • @roblink4781
    @roblink4781 19 дней назад +9

    The fractals brought on by DMT are amazing

    • @siinxx7656
      @siinxx7656 16 дней назад

      That guy from Gem & Jam of All Gas no Breaks, the one that smoked G funk with the homeless down the bridge be loosing his damn mind when he sees this

  • @Kahtah
    @Kahtah 19 дней назад +9

    Thank you, Anton, for providing us with some positive news in our lives. Sure is neat times we live in.

  • @robertl.arbogast8189
    @robertl.arbogast8189 17 дней назад +1

    Bravo, Anton. This is astounding and really interesting! Thank you

  • @maurtus
    @maurtus 17 дней назад +1

    Hey Anton! First of all, thank you for your content! It is very interresting and educational (gonna show my kids in future to learn english and science studies!). I've recently seen video of russian blogger about "left and right" scientific nature. It came out that it is a lot of science in nature of left and right. This could be very interresting topic, expecially regarded to fractals nature!
    Wish you all the best! Thanks again for your content!

  • @mr.pritchard67
    @mr.pritchard67 19 дней назад +7

    There is no coincidence. We just haven't figured out what it means yet. Fractals are so cool!

  • @MrHackclan
    @MrHackclan 19 дней назад +76

    I can tell how the ancients knew... magic mushrooms. Seeing fractals in one of the biggest common phenomena when consuming psychedelics. There is definitley a deeper meaning to it.

    • @Broken_robot1986
      @Broken_robot1986 19 дней назад +1

      Yeah fractalization of everything you look at is so much fun.

    • @drnothot
      @drnothot 19 дней назад +1

      Not a bad point, I wasn’t thinking of it like that but I agree

    • @richardhall5489
      @richardhall5489 19 дней назад +3

      I've seen fractals as eyelid movies during a gong bath / sound healing. No drugs required. I also astral travelled on a meditation retreat so I'm probably atypical.

    • @Splozy
      @Splozy 18 дней назад +5

      @@richardhall5489 do you want to buy a bridge?

    • @richardhall5489
      @richardhall5489 18 дней назад

      @@Splozy
      🤔

  • @Jmjmjmjmjmjmjmjmjmjmjm1
    @Jmjmjmjmjmjmjmjmjmjmjm1 18 дней назад +14

    Once as a teenager I had an experience where I could see that the universe was largely built in the form of constantly changing fractals. Could see the patterns of the grass, the clouds, even the structure of the language from our brains into the air.

    • @skehleben7699
      @skehleben7699 17 дней назад +5

      🍄🍄🍄

    • @kalebwhite3210o
      @kalebwhite3210o 17 дней назад +5

      That's called LSD buddy, it's not good for you. 😂

    • @cralo2569
      @cralo2569 17 дней назад +1

      DMT is very interesting.

    • @Pixelkip
      @Pixelkip 17 дней назад +1

      @@kalebwhite3210oit’s not for everyone but it’s amazing

    • @derflerp538
      @derflerp538 16 дней назад +1

      I've had similar experiences with psilocybin. It's wonderfully humbling to be reminded from time to time just how interconnected all things really are.

  • @moondogaudiojones1146
    @moondogaudiojones1146 19 дней назад +1

    Will be looking forward to more news on the fractal enzyme. That design is beautiful!

  • @TruthOfZ0
    @TruthOfZ0 19 дней назад +10

    Think of QR codes....so a Fractal is a 2.01-2.99 dimension of a long enzyme to be folded to occupy less 3d space ...fractal folding helps a lot since its like origami paper folding from Japan

    • @symbolsarenotreality4595
      @symbolsarenotreality4595 17 дней назад +3

      fractals contain the whole within the part, a non linear function, like a hologram

  • @areacode3816
    @areacode3816 19 дней назад +3

    I love this channel. Keeping us up to date on all new science in digestible bites.

  • @HarryBalzak
    @HarryBalzak 19 дней назад +1

    I've been saying this for decades: Fractals are truth; Fractals are life.
    The Mandelbrot set is OP.

  • @jackanderson9122
    @jackanderson9122 13 дней назад

    Remarkable! And this fractal is not going unnoticed! Thank you wonderful person!

  • @i_accept_all_cookies
    @i_accept_all_cookies 19 дней назад +3

    Fractals can perform information compression, so perhaps that's why they arise. I'd like to know if there's any evidence for gravitational or temporal fractals.

  • @funwithmagnus8570
    @funwithmagnus8570 19 дней назад +47

    I've got a buddy who is big into psychedelics, not an abuser if you consider once monthly planned trips, not an abuse. He's working on modeling the things he's seen in CAD and these triangles are among those things.

    • @CockMcBallsddd
      @CockMcBallsddd 19 дней назад

      Yea you see them often when you take LSD. Or at least I would when I was younger. I'm too old to further that experiment any longer but I'm glad someone still is.

    • @robertnu3428
      @robertnu3428 19 дней назад

      ​@@acmhfmggruidk crackheads be using crack everyday not once a month

    • @nickwest932
      @nickwest932 19 дней назад +24

      ​@@acmhfmggru
      Once a month is not considered addictive behavior. Psychedelics can change the way we perceive the world around us and has helped many people. Plenty of studies to be found that back up that argument.

    • @the11382
      @the11382 19 дней назад +9

      ​@nickwest932 Most people shouldn't be taking psychedelics without necessary guidance from a professional. The experience can break people and it does happen to some. There's a lot of work involved in integrating the experience.

    • @nickwest932
      @nickwest932 19 дней назад +13

      @the11382
      Still, to consider once a month as addicted is a bit much.

  • @Tenajeh
    @Tenajeh 15 дней назад

    "Maybe it only affects the bacterium in certain conditions."
    That was my thought too. That fractal packing might offer certain resistences against infections or environmental influences. Things like these usually come into wide spread existence when the majority of a population is wiped out with exception for this particular variation.

  • @kaltkalt2083
    @kaltkalt2083 18 дней назад +3

    It’s NOT a fractal. It just vaguely resembles a serpinsky triangle if you just look atva triangle with an upside down triangle inscribed inside. Kinda like the way kim kardashian vaguely resembles lizzo if you just look at them from behind.

    • @joooood233
      @joooood233 16 дней назад

      Your wrong but ok

    • @kaltkalt2083
      @kaltkalt2083 16 дней назад

      @@joooood233 I’m right since you clearly don’t know what a fractal is and/or didn’t watch the video. A life learned on thumbnails and headlines…

  • @michaelstetson6890
    @michaelstetson6890 19 дней назад +13

    Didn't I see this in The Andromeda Strain?

    • @prophetzarquon1922
      @prophetzarquon1922 18 дней назад +1

      Everybody saying tri-force,
      but I'm thinking metroid

  • @antoniopannuti2088
    @antoniopannuti2088 19 дней назад +19

    1) it’s not a fractal. It just assembles into a particular shape
    2) it’s difficult to assess fitness value of a particular sequence in the lab. The challenges and stressors encountered in the natural environment are difficult to predict

    • @jairo8746
      @jairo8746 19 дней назад +4

      Exactly, this is basically a crystal.

    • @Alderak1
      @Alderak1 19 дней назад

      @@jairo8746No it isn’t. If crystal structure was all that was needed to explain this then it would just be a solid triangle, but this one has spaces in it.
      It does display a sort of “fractal” structure in a way. The base structure is 3 molecules forming a triangle. 3 of these base triangles attach at the ends and form a larger triangle that has a space in the middle, a space that appears to be 1 molecule in size. This 2nd larger triangle can be tripled to then also form a 3rd larger triangle with much more space in the middle (this space seems to be 6 molecules in size).
      If it was just an isotropic crystal, the large triangle that is pictured would have 36 molecules, but instead it has 27. That being said, repeating crystal structures can be very complicated (such as in the case of micas), so what if the base structure of the crystal is actually the 2nd triangle? That still makes it so the final triangle has 30 molecules instead of 36.
      Based on my limited knowledge of chemical bonds it appears as though the ends of the large triangle would still be wanting of some sort of bond to balance them, so perhaps this pattern can continue indefinitely. Given the limited information that can be gleaned from the images, there is a sort of fractal nature to this that can’t be explained by simply citing crystals, but there are only 3 iterations of this “fractal”, so there’s nothing here to say that this pattern continues besides the above assumption.

    • @dmytryk7887
      @dmytryk7887 19 дней назад

      You say "it just assembles"...but that leads to the question "why?". Is there some possible explanation rather than saying "it just does it"? Maybe not, but many fractals can be seen as an attracting structure of a simple dynamical system. In particular, the Sierpinski triangle is the attractor of a dynamical system consisting of (1) shrinking in size by a factor of 1/2 and (2) three appropriate displacements in space. It might not be the case but it seems at least possible that the triangular shape might give some insight into the "forces" that create that particular shape.

    • @antoniopannuti2088
      @antoniopannuti2088 19 дней назад +1

      @@dmytryk7887 protein complexes can assemble in a lot of shapes. By the way, an entire organism is build up essentially because of proteins being expressed and assembled according to space and time coordinates. To create a brain is no small feat.

    • @A_Stereotypical_Guy
      @A_Stereotypical_Guy 19 дней назад

      You don't know what the definition of fractal is do you?​@@antoniopannuti2088

  • @ncedwards1234
    @ncedwards1234 9 дней назад +1

    Fractals resonate, which minimizes energy. They're stable. Maybe resonance in the chemical sense doesn't apply here, but if it does, then it makes sense that sharing it over a larger area would be an optimized geometry for free energy reduction.

  • @xXturbo86Xx
    @xXturbo86Xx 16 дней назад

    No accidents. No coincidences.All by design.All with a purpose and function. Perfection all aound us and within us. A lot we don't know. A lot we have forgotten.

  • @meltdownEnjoyer
    @meltdownEnjoyer 19 дней назад +4

    no way, if this was any other channel I wouldn't believe. Pretty amazing!

  • @jacksonliddiard4326
    @jacksonliddiard4326 19 дней назад +8

    Wisdom... Courage.. power..

  • @Verrisin
    @Verrisin 18 дней назад +1

    you described why it would make hex-comb pattern, not the fractal triangle pattern.

  • @endlessdesert3122
    @endlessdesert3122 18 дней назад +1

    Thank you again Anton!

  • @mdb1239
    @mdb1239 19 дней назад +4

    Thanks Anton. Incredibly interesting!

  • @farrier2708
    @farrier2708 19 дней назад +47

    3:50 "We have no ides how the ancients new about this." Mmm! 🤔
    The ancients may not have known the mathematics of fractals but they certainly had the artistic talent for pattern making.

    • @wynnnnnnn5227
      @wynnnnnnn5227 19 дней назад +12

      People tend to forget ancient peoples were just as smart as we are, they just didn't have the knowledge and information we do.

    • @leonardomarquesbellini
      @leonardomarquesbellini 19 дней назад +5

      ​@@wynnnnnnn5227 Just as smart, but just as dumb too; intelligence correlates with access to knowledge and isn't exactly static, being developed with use. Modern people do have more access to information, so on average we should be more intelligent than people back then. Of course, that's on average.

    • @user-gv4cx7vz8t
      @user-gv4cx7vz8t 19 дней назад +4

      @@leonardomarquesbellini"Intelligence correlates with access to knowledge" seems smug. Perhaps access to stimuli toward thinking, i.e., interesting data is a better metric. After all, so much of what we "know" is not true, and that doesn't make us more intelligent.

    • @marcus8710
      @marcus8710 19 дней назад +1

      Knowledge is verified in its application for the solving of problems. The reason these fractals show up in ancient works is because you could build things with these patterns and they wouldn't fall down as you made them bigger

    • @leonardomarquesbellini
      @leonardomarquesbellini 19 дней назад

      @@user-gv4cx7vz8t nothing smug about people now being more intelligent than people back then, and less intelligent than people will likely be in rhe future. It's just how things are, and how they should be.

  • @shaneconnor5701
    @shaneconnor5701 18 дней назад +1

    Thanks Anton...excellent as always

  • @meadow9
    @meadow9 18 дней назад +2

    Thanks Anton. It looks like a fractal at small scales but a triangular tessellation at larger scales.

  • @netizencapet
    @netizencapet 17 дней назад

    Anton has been at the space & sci info biz for years. He's a champ in the field & only has 1.29 M. Sabine Hosenfelder is extremely tenacious, has often participated in high level international conferences, etc. & only has 1.27 M viewers. It is all to say that there's limited public interest in science & most folks would rather be lied to by MSM or be titillated with cats.

  • @looperbirhinger7043
    @looperbirhinger7043 19 дней назад +4

    I always see fractals when using psychedelics.

    • @Dan-Simms
      @Dan-Simms 19 дней назад +1

      Happens to me a lot too, not every time but almost.

    • @douglaswilkinson5700
      @douglaswilkinson5700 19 дней назад

      All psychedelics are Schedule I controlled substances per Federal law.

  • @Z8Q8
    @Z8Q8 19 дней назад +10

    40 yrs. ago, i noticed that the white designs found only on OVERO
    Pinto/Paint Horses are fractal patterns also... God's an Artist!

  • @Edbrad
    @Edbrad 16 дней назад

    Fractals reflect one of the most fundamental patterns of the universe, including our own psychology, and measurable electrical signals in our brains, heart, body etc

  • @Tyler-2839
    @Tyler-2839 10 дней назад

    Yay!!! 🎉 The Sierpinski triangle is my favorite shape! I have a mural of them above my bed and I draw them when I get bored 😄

  • @snowgorilla9789
    @snowgorilla9789 19 дней назад +6

    Andromeda Strain

  • @dmeemd7787
    @dmeemd7787 19 дней назад +5

    It’s like putting spherical magnets together in that pattern.
    This is very very cool !!

  • @leonorcrepaldi4589
    @leonorcrepaldi4589 16 дней назад +2

    Excellent! Thank you so much for sharing it! 🙏🏼🌷

  • @Tugela60
    @Tugela60 19 дней назад +1

    In the case of life, if you are going to build a large organized structure out of small uniform blocks using random mechanics, then fractal geometry makes sense because it allows that to happen in a natural manner.

  • @FrostSpike
    @FrostSpike 19 дней назад +24

    It's more like a crystal than a true fractal. A fractal provides the same level of detail not matter what the "zoom factor". This cluster of proteins doesn't do that.

    • @pattygreen8064
      @pattygreen8064 19 дней назад +3

      a crystal is a great example of a fractal....

    • @PostModernTruth
      @PostModernTruth 19 дней назад +1

      It's a simple fractal, triangles within triangles (potentially within triangles etc. etc.)

    • @6ixpool520
      @6ixpool520 19 дней назад +1

      There can be no true fractals in the physical world. The Universe as we know it is discrete, not continuous. So the hard limit to the smallest scale geometry can physically exist is the Planck length.

    • @B..B.
      @B..B. 19 дней назад

      The problem is basically our zoom machines though

    • @PostModernTruth
      @PostModernTruth 19 дней назад +1

      @@6ixpool520 Anton does also mention that these structures are likely formed by imperfections which causes them to be shaped around the void, hence the fractal. Perhaps the cause of the shape doesn't lie in the physical world?

  • @jimcurtis9052
    @jimcurtis9052 19 дней назад +3

    Wonderful as always Anton. Thank you. 👍😉

  • @floretionguru2977
    @floretionguru2977 18 дней назад +1

    I work with "floretions", a group in the mathemati sense, and know they are connected with an interesting algorithm allowing them to be represented by equilateral triangles. I was already on the lookout for this in nature so this is very cool to see.

  • @jounik
    @jounik 17 дней назад

    One of the key features producing mathematical fractals like the Sierpinski triangle is the scale invariance of the forcing action on an otherwise random generator. That such a scale invariance would persist over at least three orders of magnitude like would be required here is very impressive indeed.

  • @user-lu1pn6to9e
    @user-lu1pn6to9e 19 дней назад +3

    I love what you do on your channel,all of it

  • @kubaellonp
    @kubaellonp 17 дней назад

    The shape shown at 3:34 is actually not the famous Sierpiński Triangle. Sierpiński Triangle has filled areas and voids of different sizes arranged in a particular way, which for it to be a fractal, has to repeat infinitely in all scales. Instead we have a regular arrangement in a hexagonal grid, which repeats itself in two dimensions, but not in multiple scales, so it's not even a fractal arrangement in the first place. It's more like a usual crystal lattice, but in 2D. Somewhat like graphene, but in this case it's not single atoms arranged in a hexagonal grid, but much larger units built from whole enzyme proteins.

  • @gordonwallin2368
    @gordonwallin2368 19 дней назад

    Thanks again, Anton. Cheers from the Pacific West Coast of Canada.

  • @tylerchrist7436
    @tylerchrist7436 19 дней назад +4

    The Andromeda strain

  • @davenewmyer3735
    @davenewmyer3735 19 дней назад +5

    I understand that cell phone technology took a leap forward when fractal shaped antennas were implemented .

    • @yong9613
      @yong9613 18 дней назад

      Something something efficiency?? 🤔

  • @sucuarana
    @sucuarana 19 дней назад +1

    Sierpinski's triangle have a very curious feat. As it gets more and more triangle holes its perimeter tends to positive infinity in the same time the area tends to negative infinity.

  • @gregc8831
    @gregc8831 19 дней назад +1

    So the reason scientists are moving away from calling it the "citric acid cycle" is because at physiological pH levels it is simply not an acidic process.

  • @ruperterskin2117
    @ruperterskin2117 19 дней назад +3

    Cool. Thanks for sharing.

  • @okiejammer2736
    @okiejammer2736 19 дней назад +19

    😊 Exciting that we can see such teensy-weensyness!

    • @wynnnnnnn5227
      @wynnnnnnn5227 19 дней назад +1

      There's this super cool method of scanning tiny stuff where they bounce a microscopic needle off of a sample a bunch of times, and then measure how it bounces on different parts. They can then use that data to make a visualization.

    • @Zeus-sv6wi
      @Zeus-sv6wi 18 дней назад

      Thats what my girlfriend said after seeing my penis for the first time :(

  • @wily_rites
    @wily_rites 18 дней назад

    Oh this is so cool, serpinski gaskets in yeast! I knew that fractals are everywhere, but to find such flagrant evidence that they pop up in such fundamental life forms is rather overwhelming; Beautiful, simply beautiful!

  • @yvonnemiezis5199
    @yvonnemiezis5199 18 дней назад

    Fascinating discoveries, exciting presentation, thanks 👍🤗

  • @Randi_Beirt
    @Randi_Beirt 19 дней назад +14

    That looks a lot like the micophotograph of the organism in "The Andromida Strain".

  • @johnhinkey5336
    @johnhinkey5336 19 дней назад +6

    Andromeda Strain? 😆

  • @Blakdog333
    @Blakdog333 День назад

    Merkabah - Vehicle of Light/Energy..
    I believe our Ancient Ancestors knew far more than we will admit.

  • @bougougesjeweleryworld
    @bougougesjeweleryworld 14 дней назад

    One day I hit my head pretty hard, when I woke up I was seeing these lines creating quite cool patterns all over anything that was 3d, turns out I was seeing the fractals, after this, I can say with certain that a circle doesn't exist, everything is made up of one shape and one shape only

  • @conorquinn607
    @conorquinn607 19 дней назад +4

    All cauliflowers are fractals apparently, not just romanesque

  • @robj144
    @robj144 19 дней назад +3

    I know you said "in such a way" which I don't really know specifically what you mean. But, the Sierpinski Triangle is on snail shells.

  • @Akujisan
    @Akujisan 17 дней назад

    Courage, Power and Wisdom... They knew something....

  • @six1free
    @six1free 18 дней назад

    it always makes sense, the multiverse is a fractal, thus so is everything inside (and "outside")
    so are the penta and hexa grams .. congratulations, we've made yet another full loop and are approaching the center of time.

  • @mizake01
    @mizake01 19 дней назад +6

    Dear Mr Petrov, i have 1000 utube subscriptions, yet your reports stand out as CONSISTENTLY interesting, entertaining. WOW! HOW DO U DO IT. My durtur (daughter) has learned SO MUCH just from your vids. So, THANK YOU

  • @GeraldBlack1
    @GeraldBlack1 19 дней назад +4

    Shapes do love efficiency.

    • @JamesDavy2009
      @JamesDavy2009 18 дней назад +1

      Hexagons are the bestagons for that very reason.

  • @YashoShasho
    @YashoShasho 17 дней назад

    So fascinating! ❤

  • @daveyjones8969
    @daveyjones8969 5 дней назад

    For anyone interested in fractals, look into the z axis of the Mandelbrot Set. It basically contains the equation for chaos theory.

  • @MyraSeavy
    @MyraSeavy 19 дней назад +6

    Very interesting! 😊