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@@andrzejzie7046 It is actually the opposite: the existence of the Mandelbrot Set proves that infinite complexity can arise from one simple formula. It shows that there is no requirement for a complex creator for there to be a complex universe.
I think Mandelbrot fractals has a scary, cold kind of beauty. It's as if the universe has found a way to show off. The pattern seems to have an endless variation, but after some time you'll get a feeling that you have seen all of it before. Perhaps this is a visualization of the Ecclesiastes book. "there is no new thing under the sun"
Its an infinite repeat and though intriguing 35 years ago doing a render all night while i slept, i now feel its more like god trying to escape a maze, a looping process, trying to wake up from preconceptions.
thank you for making this video. I still remember it vividly seeing this video while taking a substance and crying like puddle of tears when I had a vision of my dad hugging me like I nevet felt before. I still remember how warm his hug felt on my skin. ❤️
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Lovely. Just an hour and eleven minutes of ADHD-friendly fractals with beautiful colours and shapes, along with some guitar music as a nice bonus. So many things to look at! I can't say I've seen anything more beautiful than this.
Paused the video a couple of times and the illusion each time is that the image is shrinking into itself. Pretty amazing how my own mind gets to have fun with me.
Had me in tears of joy from the beginning - a sense of going home...then the inner peace of being home. Now I realize why I am a textile pattern designer - Oh, the infinite possibilities of paislies!.
The scary part is, wherever you look - in the center of these fractals there is always the uncanny Mandelbrot shape. Lurking like a black hole in all this light and spirals. It is the beginning and the end, a horizon to the Mandelbrot space.
You really nailed! It is all in how you convert the number of iterations to a particular color... that is what makes this incredibly beautiful... programming this and trying to display it using only 8 colors ... it looks bad.
I had dreams like this when I was a young child!! I felt as thought I was falling into infinite obscurity getting smaller and smaller until eventually I just kept going. I had dreams that looked like this this but not such vivid colors. This is insane. (Maybe Im the son of a acid abuser mother from the 70's), but seeing this video for the first time just now reminds me so vividly of those dreams. They eventually stoped as I got older but I never forgot that feeling of absolute INFINITESIMALLY small insignificance increasing at an exponential rate as I fell what I thought was down.
I watched my first Mandelbrot when I was 14, now, 20 years later I look at it again thinking that it's a tool, a little bit like memento mori, a tool to remind ourselves that we cannot understand. We have to swim with the stream of ever changing reality, not against, adjust and admire the marvel of consciousness.
Its a tool that caused me to think about how I cannot truly think. I look at this and none of it makes sense, its like nothing I've ever seen before. I would love to understand it, but I simply cant. And I'm comfortable with that. Its a tool that taught me about God.
A single frame of this, is actually quite computationally complex, unless you have a fairly powerful computer to speeds things up, and you optimize the heck out of the algorithm. Definitely not going to work as a screensaver, for now.
I highly recommend slowing this down to half speed, then stopping every several seconds to just admire the beauty and detail of it. Don't understand how this works, but love it immensely just the same.
Notice that for any section of the zoom starting from the beginning and ending with a minibrot, the second half replays the whole recursive section at twice the speed and twice the symmetry, including itself, which ultimately makes 4 times, 8, 16, 32, and so on, faster and faster exponentially, the limit collapsing in a minibrot. We see some in the first couple minutes, in fact the recursive bubbles, like in 1:09, come from cruising past a minibrot and doubling that part. Actually, the second half of the entire zoom is the whole recursive zoom replayed at twice the speed and with twice the symmetry, finishing with the final minibrot.
C T bold of you to assume my life may not be shit, but also bold of you to assume it was only this video that did it. perhaps i just have an amazing person in my life.
Wow! When i pause.. its like its still moving but in reverse I find these more complelling when the is a constant centre to gaze at but very good these
Thats the crazy thing about fractals, they have infinite repetitions in themselves, basically meaning in the set there are an infinite smaller copys of the set. So theoretically if you pick a point with infinite precision you'd be able to go down forever and have the exact pattern repeat endlessly. The trick is, once you get into the middle of a black portion it's black forever after that. K as I typed this out I realized how creepy that sounds.
when I watch fractals, I see life, I see the universe and I see the divine. so infinitely beautiful and so infinitely complex. in my mind, this is the shape of existence. it gives me far more hope and love than anything else ever has, and I don’t know why.
It shows an infinite number of stories, but you decide which ones you see. You learn so much from watching these fractals, only if you are open to learn :)
It's our universe. Self similarizing and ever expanding. Every new part, unique in its own, but all containing the original shape. It's how we are all tied together. We are all part of the same singularity. In our universe. May be there are as many universes out there in the void beyond our own, as there are solar systems, or even stars, in ours.
As someone who tried to code this, I can fully appreciate how much time it would've taken to not only render it but also code it. Great job! Keep up the great work @MathsTown
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You fell into infinity There is nothing to do There is nothing to say You just looking into this beautiful infinit void While waiting the day you finally reach the ground The day you finally can rest
I imagine that this is what the multiverse looks like. Each tip on the end of a line (of which there are infinite) is one universe, colour proximity to black is how stable that region is, and black is interdimensional voids.
What really puts it into perspective for me. Is that all of this is the result of a mathmatical loop to test IBM's first supercomputer. And to blow my mind even more! This is all printed on a relatively small piece of paper. Infinity in reverse on maybe a 9x12 inch sheet of paper. How is it even possible? IDK, but it sure is exciting to say the least.
This is like you are onboard of a Space Ship and you are going moving into the centers of galaxies, over, and over until you find your Home (somewhere in the video).
Epoustouflant...quoiqu il ne faille pas abuser de regarder cela pendant des heures, ce qui deviendrait hypnotisant à la longue. Le cerveau ....! En revanche quelle belle palette de couleurs et de formes en mouvement!!!❤❤❤❤
These are amazing. But I swear they would be worth watching just for the powerful optical-illusion one sees upon looking away. The illusion, as anyone who watches these knows, is exactly counter to the center-outward expansion in the zooms. Having studied sensation/perception I know the cause of this, so in the "nobody asked, but here it is anyway" department: the neural pathways for directional motion all around the retina are triggered over and over, making them slightly depleted of neurotransmitters. This depletion only takes seconds to correct, but in the initial seconds, those pathways are still depleted, hence firing more slowly than baseline, allowing them to be overwhelmed by the neural pathways for the opposite direction of motion, though they are all normally in balance, which is to say, they inhibit each other. Your brain perceives the counter-motion because the one set of motion-sensing pathways is operating faster than another, even though it is baseline over sub-baseline, instead of super-baseline over baseline, as usual.
Even better when you know Lateralus has lyrics written to the Fibonacci sequence - and the Mandlebrot set also contains the Fibonacci sequence within :)
@@quatschkopq186 after 3 years of searching for your comment i finally found it, made it 69! No need to thank me, I did what anyone would do for humanity!
44:58 "It finally switched to 4-fold symmetry for real this time!" 48:12 I WAS WRONG! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 48:19 "Ok, NOW it's really 4-fold symmetry." 51:39 I WAS WRONG AGAIN! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 52:03 4-fold symmetry for real this time! 52:14 ... 52:20 Ok I'll wait 52:28 Finally 4-fold symmetry? Not sure though lol. 52:45 🙄 53:05 Yes, finally! 57:40 Ice kingdom lol 57:50 Finally, 8-fold symmetry! 1:01:02 That's a nice octogram. 1:01:07 I'm wrong again. Symmetry is still 4-fold. 1:01:20 Finally, for real this time! 1:01:24 This is too suspenseful. 1:01:33 I think I've finally hit 8-fold symmetry, and really for real this time! 1:01:39 Ok, not yet, but soon. 1:01:51 Can I please be right for this once? 1:03:21 Pretty octogram again. 1:04:13 16-fold symmetry! We're nearing the end! 1:05:00 Oh, that one is 8-fold symmetric. I think it goes back to 16-fold anyways though lol 1:05:50 Nope, still 8-fold symmetric. 1:06:04 I am cautiously optimistic that the symmetry is finally 16-fold. 1:06:08 Hence, the caution part. 1:06:13 HERE WE GO INTO 16-FOLD SYMMETRY 1:07:00 Nice 16-gram. 1:07:24 32-fold symmetry! 1:08:12 Nice 32-gram. 1:08:15 So it's still 16-fold symmetry. 1:08:24 Finally it's 32-fold symmetry! 1:09:00 64-fold symmetry? 1:09:25 Nope, still 32-fold symmetry. 1:09:31 64-fold symmetry! 1:08:48 128-fold symmetry much more than this and I won't be able to figure out the symmetry's order. 1:10:00 Still 64-fold symmetry. 1:10:03 128-fold symmetry again! 1:10:11 Nice 128-gram. 1:10:12 I give up, but I think that's 256-fold symmetry. 512-fold or 1024-fold symmetry will look like a circle. 1:10:28 THE MINIBROT AT THE END OF THE ZOOMED TUNNEL 1:10:36 Huh this minibrot doesn't look weird usually minibrots this small look all weird
Ok has anyone noticed whenever I watch these it feels like it zooming a little bit about the center of the screen. It still moves in the center but it feels a bit off. Is it my screen or me?
You dum dum! The features that come just before each new level of symmetry look the same, only with higher symmetry. Or maybe i'm just so smart that you are a dum dum in comparison.
Absolutely astounding. Congratulations for this crystal clear, vibrant fractal zoom, something I comprehend vaguely, with difficulty. At the final magnification, how big do you think the hydrogen atom would be? The size of a naval orange?
Well considering this is done e^1091 times, and the size of a hydrogen atom is approx .5*10^-10 meters, the hydrogen atom would be several millions times larger than your computer screen.
The question about the atom doesn't apply because the initial fractal has no physical size at all. For this question to make better sense you could say if the initial fractal, which does from -1 to 1, represents two-feet then the final magnification would be....
If the initial fractal is the observable universe then somewhere in the middle of this vid u would aproach magnification in which atoms, then strings, quarks are only seen - then you would aproach planck lenght and further magnification would be impossible but that video will still magnify that fractal further...
The video description actually has the zoom. 3.4*10^1091 The observable universe is only 3.566×10^80 m3, we left the universe for dust a 10th of the way in. If I'm not misusing how powers work, that's a zoom 10000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 (one trecensextrigintillion / 1*10^1011) times larger than the observable universe.
@@Gmtz01 I googled it and I don't have that. I'm not scared of infinite things like mirrors set up for it and other stuff at all, and a phobia is a crippling fear. I actually think infinite mirror setups are really cool and thinking about infinity in the context of time, math, or space doesn't make me uncomfortable in the slightest. Even seeing fractals and knowing they go on forever is totally fine, but actually seeing this video specifically was uncomfortable for some reason. I've watched a 3D fractal video and I thought that was really cool.
@@Gmtz01 Yeah it's just 2D fractal zooms for some reason and nothing else. It's not really a phobia of them anyway though because I wouldn't actively try to avoid these. If someone tried to show me one I wouldn't try to get away or anything.
Try playing your own music behind this video! Beethoven's Ninth has been suggested as alternative music for this video, whereas I'm sure some people would love something heavy. Please reply to this comment if you find some music, or an album, that others might like to stream in the background.
Very accurate except for forward movement. Reality moves in all direction. This is on chemical level such as DMT or shrooms. They usually think they see infinite to forget where they are standing.
It is so, beautiful. I can't take my eyes off it. It is so.. stunning. It's the most beautiful thing I've seen, Paradise, so many colors. It was beautiful here. I know it was somewhere I don't know where though But it's out there, somewhere. It's astounding.
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A screenshot is on our Twitter page: twitter.com/MathsTown/status/1129287186132508673
THERE IS NO MORE BIG BANG THEORY
bazinger!!!!!!!
Fibonaccian trip
Mandelbrot set exactly invalidates Big Bang Theory.
@@andrzejzie7046 It is actually the opposite: the existence of the Mandelbrot Set proves that infinite complexity can arise from one simple formula. It shows that there is no requirement for a complex creator for there to be a complex universe.
Congratulations, you’ve made it to this part of the trip. Stay safe, my friends.
amazing
Spoken like a God.
man, you awesome
Bro how did you know…
Oh God I was gonna say I'm so scared
I think Mandelbrot fractals has a scary, cold kind of beauty. It's as if the universe has found a way to show off.
The pattern seems to have an endless variation, but after some time you'll get a feeling that you have seen all of it before.
Perhaps this is a visualization of the Ecclesiastes book. "there is no new thing under the sun"
The universe has been showing off for a long time.
that's just we being more attentive to universe.
I agree.
Its an infinite repeat and though intriguing 35 years ago doing a render all night while i slept, i now feel its more like god trying to escape a maze, a looping process, trying to wake up from preconceptions.
@@buddhastaxi666 YOOOOOOOOO
thank you for making this video. I still remember it vividly seeing this video while taking a substance and crying like puddle of tears when I had a vision of my dad hugging me like I nevet felt before. I still remember how warm his hug felt on my skin. ❤️
Hugging you right now ❤❤❤
The fact that this shape never stops terrifys me and idk why
Because the "fear" of God is the beginning of wisdom"
Infinite novelty is the mystic opulence of the Supreme Personality of Godhead.
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bbut
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yoiu are woprkifrdmnjf
ykouyuuuu are kwfrwropnmhg
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you are weromng
ur rong
yeah same here, it's really interesting tho so i keep watching videos about it lol
This blows my mind and has a deeper meaning than we think.
It scares me how this is all just maths. Nobody designed this, they just calculated it
Perhaps this demonstrates the creation process of humanity?
It reveals the fact that there is a Designer behind everything : )
@@kpballa1009
Yeah the one who made the parts for the computer used to capture this is crazy
The derived the concept from a possible design of the universe's recursive nature.
Yeah, GOD.
Lovely. Just an hour and eleven minutes of ADHD-friendly fractals with beautiful colours and shapes, along with some guitar music as a nice bonus. So many things to look at!
I can't say I've seen anything more beautiful than this.
Anyone else feel like everything is moving away from them after watching this for a while?
A well known optical illusion, yes. :)
Bob Adler Yeah. Especially when I stop the video. Then everything seems to shrink. Crazy shit!
Exactly my experience.
Paused the video a couple of times and the illusion each time is that the image is shrinking into itself. Pretty amazing how my own mind gets to have fun with me.
It is an illusion
Math teachers be like: find the area of this shape
Area would be relatively easy to at least estimate. The perimeter though..
coastline paradox dude.
Its gotta be 3
Yes, the Mandelbrot set has an infinite perimeter, but a finite area
@@siegfriedabrams4918 The area is finite. The perimeter is infinite.
Had me in tears of joy from the beginning - a sense of going home...then the inner peace of being home. Now I realize why I am a textile pattern designer - Oh, the infinite possibilities of paislies!.
chill
@@gg_plays7647 never chill
My favorite part is when it zooms in.
Sent me the we
lol
Just pause the video after 1 minute looking at the center, and it will zoom out for a while.
Me too
Isn't that a constant with these ?
The scary part is, wherever you look - in the center of these fractals there is always the uncanny Mandelbrot shape. Lurking like a black hole in all this light and spirals. It is the beginning and the end, a horizon to the Mandelbrot space.
The end? There is no end.
Как Бог. Мы в Нем. И Он в нас.
Look at Orion in space . We are just mortal .
thanks bro i did not even know that the Mandelbrot equation exist
Why is this comment so ominous
Man, you really nailed the colors with this one! I believe this is the most beautiful zooming I've ever seen!
“This is the most profound video on the planet.”
- Signed: Consciousness.
Try on the Hubble Ultra Deep Field Zoom for size. Not infinity, but certainly the same ballpark.
@@Boulevardfree Thanks!
There is life Jim,but not as we know itv❤
This has to be one of the most beautiful color palletes on a Mandelbrot set I have ever seen. Congratulations, and thank you.
You really nailed! It is all in how you convert the number of iterations to a particular color... that is what makes this incredibly beautiful... programming this and trying to display it using only 8 colors ... it looks bad.
on mushroom or lcd?
I had dreams like this when I was a young child!! I felt as thought I was falling into infinite obscurity getting smaller and smaller until eventually I just kept going. I had dreams that looked like this this but not such vivid colors. This is insane. (Maybe Im the son of a acid abuser mother from the 70's), but seeing this video for the first time just now reminds me so vividly of those dreams. They eventually stoped as I got older but I never forgot that feeling of absolute INFINITESIMALLY small insignificance increasing at an exponential rate as I fell what I thought was down.
I want see that sleeps
все получится
I have been falling for THIRTY MINUTES!
all video ;p
nice Loki reference 😆
Really, I sat through the first 31 minutes without puking from confusion!
lol i see wat u did there
That's nothing I fell for over an hour
Me: Rubs Eyes To Hard
My Brain:
And who’s playing the music?
@@kostabrennan6787 brain
@@kostabrennan6787 I muted it and put this playlist:
open.spotify.com/playlist/2tBDh4Cdv21K5g3SE8qJYA
FINALLY SOMEONE WHO'S RELATED TO ME
Lol
I watched my first Mandelbrot when I was 14, now, 20 years later I look at it again thinking that it's a tool, a little bit like memento mori, a tool to remind ourselves that we cannot understand. We have to swim with the stream of ever changing reality, not against, adjust and admire the marvel of consciousness.
Book of tao te ching , I've read your message in ancient Chinese literature.
Its a tool that caused me to think about how I cannot truly think. I look at this and none of it makes sense, its like nothing I've ever seen before. I would love to understand it, but I simply cant.
And I'm comfortable with that.
Its a tool that taught me about God.
These kinds of things would make excellent screen savers, wouldn't they?
Yes, maybe in a few years when computers get more powerful.
Or it could be a loop of zooming into an endless spiral
Maths Town they had something like this on the xbox 360 music player it would just go on forever as long as my music was playing an my xbox was on
no
A single frame of this, is actually quite computationally complex, unless you have a fairly powerful computer to speeds things up, and you optimize the heck out of the algorithm. Definitely not going to work as a screensaver, for now.
That poor guy in the background had to play his music for a hour straight
Emex
Oh hi whats up
I never knew that you liked fractal z00m$
Or remembered and recognized me;-;
I SEE YOU EVERYWHERE!!!!
It's nice seeing you here too.
lucky him - what a privilege xxx
i used to play for hours and hours for pleasure.
I highly recommend slowing this down to half speed, then stopping every several seconds to just admire the beauty and detail of it. Don't understand how this works, but love it immensely just the same.
got high and convinced myself I was going to fall into the screen after 20 minutes so I had to tab out
I'ma try that!
Try LSD 10 times better
TAB out huh
Potater Tots too bad hes talking ab weed and not actual tabs
@@maxdamian6235i'd rather do shrooms
The mandelbrot set is truly one of the most remarkable things in mathematics. Its beauty is so calming.
Notice that for any section of the zoom starting from the beginning and ending with a minibrot, the second half replays the whole recursive section at twice the speed and twice the symmetry, including itself, which ultimately makes 4 times, 8, 16, 32, and so on, faster and faster exponentially, the limit collapsing in a minibrot. We see some in the first couple minutes, in fact the recursive bubbles, like in 1:09, come from cruising past a minibrot and doubling that part. Actually, the second half of the entire zoom is the whole recursive zoom replayed at twice the speed and with twice the symmetry, finishing with the final minibrot.
Hình ảnh vô tận, đẹp như tranh lôi cuốn mãi người xem.
Xin hỏi đây gọi là nghệ thuật gì vậy các anh chị????
Tripped on LSD with my best friend while watching this. Had the most beautiful experience of our lives. Thanks for facilitating it.
your life must be total shit, lemme tell you that. This is nothing.
C T bold of you to assume my life may not be shit, but also bold of you to assume it was only this video that did it. perhaps i just have an amazing person in my life.
I wish I munched on psilocybes now
I dont recommend drug usage but if anyone is gonna do it anyways id love to hear how it feels with a VR headset
@@orlandodavidson2321 lsd isn't a drug, it's medicine for your soul
Remember guys, this is many times bigger than the universe itself.
Maybe we're inside a fractal
Yesssss.
The word many is a infinitely extreme understatement
I LEGIT HAVE THOUGHT THIS COS OF SCIENTIFICT WBIDENCE THE INIVERSE IS INFINTE
I hope so!!
The Matrix was a documentary.
Wow!
When i pause.. its like its still moving but in reverse
I find these more complelling when the is a constant centre to gaze at but very good these
Watching this makes me think about the universe and become overwhelmed by how complex it is.
The ending was the biggest plot twist of 2019, just saying. Make sure to watch until the end!
Thats the crazy thing about fractals, they have infinite repetitions in themselves, basically meaning in the set there are an infinite smaller copys of the set. So theoretically if you pick a point with infinite precision you'd be able to go down forever and have the exact pattern repeat endlessly. The trick is, once you get into the middle of a black portion it's black forever after that.
K as I typed this out I realized how creepy that sounds.
@@KMn048 Welcome
me to skipped to the end: _evil laughing_
@@KMn048 thats how the soul reflects our thoughts.
@@KMn048 if you infinitely zoom in any given area, would you not find a black portion?
Everyone needs to try watching this to fall asleep, highly highly recommend
when I watch fractals, I see life, I see the universe and I see the divine. so infinitely beautiful and so infinitely complex. in my mind, this is the shape of existence. it gives me far more hope and love than anything else ever has, and I don’t know why.
It shows an infinite number of stories, but you decide which ones you see. You learn so much from watching these fractals, only if you are open to learn :)
And they say God didn’t leave his signatures etched on the fabric of the universe ...
It reminds me of myself on the inside in the literal sense a ton of tiny cell looking things together
i bet im not the only one who watches this every time im on acid
got you
Its my first time now and I feel so fucking great
Hey
@@haavard9227 how was ur trip bro :3
@@SirSoppyBalls hey man hows the trip lol
Since I was very young, I loved this fractals, and I'm now here to revive those memories.
the final stretch from 1:10:23 is so surreal. and then it ends, right back where it started
The effect you seeing is what happens when you run out of meaningful digits on your floating point numbers ... the set deteriorates at that point
yoo
@@ripacheco1967e1091? We can take it to e1091e1091
it would be nice to zoom it all back out at the end
I agree
Omfg yass
just watch it in reverse
I was just thinking at the end they should do a quick zoom out
Where is the "reverse" button on youtube ?
It's our universe. Self similarizing and ever expanding. Every new part, unique in its own, but all containing the original shape. It's how we are all tied together. We are all part of the same singularity. In our universe. May be there are as many universes out there in the void beyond our own, as there are solar systems, or even stars, in ours.
Extraordinary. 58:00 and following was my favorite part, but the very end was spectacular. Thanks to CPU that did all that work for us.
it makes me light hearted and happy watching this, it is a meditation for me. I believe my brain frequency changes. Thank you very much.
I have no idea how these are made, but I'm an artist and I know beauty and, in this case, perfection. I was mesmerized. Bravo!!!!!!
The whole thing and there is another shape in side it that took about 1 hour to go through it is truely infinitely amazing
Don't forget the ones at the beginning
This is unnecessarily gorgeous...
As someone who tried to code this, I can fully appreciate how much time it would've taken to not only render it but also code it. Great job! Keep up the great work @MathsTown
Can I render it with regular laptop in a two weeks?
I remember when I first seen a Mandelbrot zoom. I thought, "This must be how God sees the universe."
I personally think God is panicking because we discovered quantum mechanics
@@krakenmetzger stfu
@@HeadBreaker-me2sk no you stfu
@@nouc1996 Let´s all stfu for one moment
@Chef Jeff sry
When you hit your elbow on the corner of a table:
So true man it’s hurts a lot!!
Yeah lmao
What you see next:
this makin me chuckle on the toilet while on acid
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You fell into infinity
There is nothing to do
There is nothing to say
You just looking into this beautiful infinit void
While waiting the day you finally reach the ground
The day you finally can rest
This is the most awe-inspiring Mandelbrot Video I've ever seen. I'll be watching it many times in future. My congratulations to Maths Team!
I love what you did with the music. So many others have something heavier and this was a nice alternative.
It is just amazing ! When I look at the fractals I feel as though I am in another world, an exciting world without limits !
you are!
This is incredible. Relaxing, mediative, inspiring. There's truth in this I can feel it.
Hey Sarah, thanks for the kind comments. I'm really glad you enjoyed it.
Thanks!
I love the music and the fractals. Very calming. Thank you.
Amazing, the best Mandelbrot zoom I've ever seen. Great path. Beautiful.
Thanks
I imagine that this is what the multiverse looks like. Each tip on the end of a line (of which there are infinite) is one universe, colour proximity to black is how stable that region is, and black is interdimensional voids.
all that remains is to buy LSD and go on a journey through the multiverse
What really puts it into perspective for me. Is that all of this is the result of a mathmatical loop to test IBM's first supercomputer. And to blow my mind even more! This is all printed on a relatively small piece of paper. Infinity in reverse on maybe a 9x12 inch sheet of paper. How is it even possible? IDK, but it sure is exciting to say the least.
Thanks for the perspective.
A very sharp taste for colours makes this Mandelbrot dive a real pleasure for the eye.
This is so fun! I love playing it at different speeds with styles of music, really expansive the experience!🙏💖✨
Dang. I look away at the side bar and it's zooming out now!
Somebody Named Something, I tried and didn’t work. 🙁
Same
you need to view it longer lol, and focus on the center of the video. The next videos keep zooming in and out in my case
well, after 4 minutes my coworker's face is getting smaller :D
This is like you are onboard of a Space Ship and you are going moving into the centers of galaxies, over, and over until you find your Home (somewhere in the video).
Hands-down -- best fractal video i have come across EVER!! Thank you!
I'll never get tired of this zoom. Mesmerizing.
try masturbating to it
36:25 looks like my grandma's carpet
No, it looks like boobs.
Eae mano
then your grandma needs to start waxing
I like to buy that carpet
@@sunflower4100 gaaa
Epoustouflant...quoiqu il ne faille pas abuser de regarder cela pendant des heures, ce qui deviendrait hypnotisant à la longue. Le cerveau ....!
En revanche quelle belle palette de couleurs et de formes en mouvement!!!❤❤❤❤
who ever said that math can't be beautiful?!
anyone who has never seen e^πi+1=0
I don't know, I've literally never heard anyone say that, ever.
It's all 1s and 0s, trust me.
not quite 1's and zeros. Or it couldn't be a brot.
It's turtles all the way down
These are amazing. But I swear they would be worth watching just for the powerful optical-illusion one sees upon looking away. The illusion, as anyone who watches these knows, is exactly counter to the center-outward expansion in the zooms. Having studied sensation/perception I know the cause of this, so in the "nobody asked, but here it is anyway" department: the neural pathways for directional motion all around the retina are triggered over and over, making them slightly depleted of neurotransmitters. This depletion only takes seconds to correct, but in the initial seconds, those pathways are still depleted, hence firing more slowly than baseline, allowing them to be overwhelmed by the neural pathways for the opposite direction of motion, though they are all normally in balance, which is to say, they inhibit each other. Your brain perceives the counter-motion because the one set of motion-sensing pathways is operating faster than another, even though it is baseline over sub-baseline, instead of super-baseline over baseline, as usual.
Thank-you for the neuro-physiology behind this!
I understand all that except the stuff you wrote after "These are amazing"
Danke!
I see we have found one of god’s Easter eggs!
Beautiful colors.
I have no goal in life
LSD
@tresoculis Goals
Sammmeee
Let me introduce you to Joe Biden. He has goals he can whisper into your ear.
If your struggling with nihilism read camus' philosophy on absurdism
Listening to the new Tool album, while watching this in a dark room. Who needs acid?
I just want acid then a 10 year coma
Even better when you know Lateralus has lyrics written to the Fibonacci sequence - and the Mandlebrot set also contains the Fibonacci sequence within :)
Ride the spiral to the end...
You
@@nesvailton It would be extra good with some acid you're right.
Something relaxing about, something so incomprehensible.
e1091!? Incredible. How long did this take to render?
"it took well over a week to render"
Ben Czech
попробуй прочитать описание этого видео
@@quatschkopq186 after 3 years of searching for your comment i finally found it, made it 69! No need to thank me, I did what anyone would do for humanity!
@@RogerH_CxP Haha, glad to hear :D
"The Smallest Part of Brahman... contains all of Brahman" - The Uppanishads.
Great for traveling lite but you still wanna pack full Brahman
Awesome
Perfect.
Where can i find more info on this quote specifically, its really stuck a cord with me
They just get better and better. Kerep them coming, i for one am full of gratitude for your efforts.
55:34 That looked great while looking at the center.
44:58 "It finally switched to 4-fold symmetry for real this time!"
48:12 I WAS WRONG! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
48:19 "Ok, NOW it's really 4-fold symmetry."
51:39 I WAS WRONG AGAIN! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
52:03 4-fold symmetry for real this time!
52:14 ...
52:20 Ok I'll wait
52:28 Finally 4-fold symmetry? Not sure though lol.
52:45 🙄
53:05 Yes, finally!
57:40 Ice kingdom lol
57:50 Finally, 8-fold symmetry!
1:01:02 That's a nice octogram.
1:01:07 I'm wrong again. Symmetry is still 4-fold.
1:01:20 Finally, for real this time!
1:01:24 This is too suspenseful.
1:01:33 I think I've finally hit 8-fold symmetry, and really for real this time!
1:01:39 Ok, not yet, but soon.
1:01:51 Can I please be right for this once?
1:03:21 Pretty octogram again.
1:04:13 16-fold symmetry! We're nearing the end!
1:05:00 Oh, that one is 8-fold symmetric. I think it goes back to 16-fold anyways though lol
1:05:50 Nope, still 8-fold symmetric.
1:06:04 I am cautiously optimistic that the symmetry is finally 16-fold.
1:06:08 Hence, the caution part.
1:06:13 HERE WE GO INTO 16-FOLD SYMMETRY
1:07:00 Nice 16-gram.
1:07:24 32-fold symmetry!
1:08:12 Nice 32-gram.
1:08:15 So it's still 16-fold symmetry.
1:08:24 Finally it's 32-fold symmetry!
1:09:00 64-fold symmetry?
1:09:25 Nope, still 32-fold symmetry.
1:09:31 64-fold symmetry!
1:08:48 128-fold symmetry much more than this and I won't be able to figure out the symmetry's order.
1:10:00 Still 64-fold symmetry.
1:10:03 128-fold symmetry again!
1:10:11 Nice 128-gram.
1:10:12 I give up, but I think that's 256-fold symmetry. 512-fold or 1024-fold symmetry will look like a circle.
1:10:28 THE MINIBROT AT THE END OF THE ZOOMED TUNNEL
1:10:36 Huh this minibrot doesn't look weird usually minibrots this small look all weird
Lol !! Fibonacci
Ok has anyone noticed whenever I watch these it feels like it zooming a little bit about the center of the screen. It still moves in the center but it feels a bit off. Is it my screen or me?
Pineapple Whatever did you watch this for the whole time or what
You dum dum! The features that come just before each new level of symmetry look the same, only with higher symmetry. Or maybe i'm just so smart that you are a dum dum in comparison.
@@zfloyd1627 u cray cray george
This feels so good in my eyes and on my brain. Like serenity to my senses. Thank you for putting it out there.
This is so healing and meditative, thank you !
Unbelievable
Thank You, for Beautiful Astral and Electric Music! My Joy for Your " Spiral House of Music"!
I Enjoy!🌺💠🟩🎶🍵🌄🌸
We watched this in my math class.
Awesome! Thanks for letting me know.
For the whole hour and eleven minutes?! Wow!
Lucky
Bruh my eyes are ded from watching this bro. I looked at my wall and it looked like it was moving bro it was crazy
Awesome video. Fascinating! Mind blowing. Infinity visualized... the end is the beginning.....
Love the vibrant colors. A nice very deep fractal. Ever do a Julia set that deep?
Thanks, I was trying to create some 'pop' in the colours. No Julia's yet, but I will.
yes and she tried to kill me.it smelled like old dead babys too.
Absolutely astounding. Congratulations for this crystal clear, vibrant fractal zoom, something I comprehend vaguely, with difficulty. At the final magnification, how big do you think the hydrogen atom would be? The size of a naval orange?
Well considering this is done e^1091 times, and the size of a hydrogen atom is approx .5*10^-10 meters, the hydrogen atom would be several millions times larger than your computer screen.
The question about the atom doesn't apply because the initial fractal has no physical size at all. For this question to make better sense you could say if the initial fractal, which does from -1 to 1, represents two-feet then the final magnification would be....
If the initial fractal is the observable universe then somewhere in the middle of this vid u would aproach magnification in which atoms, then strings, quarks are only seen - then you would aproach planck lenght and further magnification would be impossible but that video will still magnify that fractal further...
but if it was your mom it would not work becouse to fat.
There is always room for a good old"...momma so fat..." joke. Thanks Ol` Grandad.
Turns out he tricked up into listening to his whole Acoustic mixtape
Omggg🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Put in on mute
*Mandel brought me here.*
The music and fractal is a perfect pairing!!! Sooooo relaxing. Thank you!🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
This is the best Mandelbrot zoom video I've seen! Excellent color selection! Do you choose a coordinate knowing there's a baby brot there?
And to think, after all of that zooming, we haven’t yet arrived at the observable universe. Or did we pass by it 45 minutes ago?
The video description actually has the zoom. 3.4*10^1091 The observable universe is only 3.566×10^80 m3, we left the universe for dust a 10th of the way in.
If I'm not misusing how powers work, that's a zoom 10000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 (one trecensextrigintillion / 1*10^1011) times larger than the observable universe.
No, it would be small not big
Watching this and listening to Pf's Atom Heart Mother... Thanks !
Everyone here says how it's calming and I'm trying not to have an anxiety attack looking at this thing.
weird right? I feel the exact same
yeah I'm getting the same feeling as you, and that's called apeirophobia. Just figured out that's a thing and I think I have it.
@@Gmtz01 I googled it and I don't have that. I'm not scared of infinite things like mirrors set up for it and other stuff at all, and a phobia is a crippling fear. I actually think infinite mirror setups are really cool and thinking about infinity in the context of time, math, or space doesn't make me uncomfortable in the slightest. Even seeing fractals and knowing they go on forever is totally fine, but actually seeing this video specifically was uncomfortable for some reason. I've watched a 3D fractal video and I thought that was really cool.
@@marshmallowmountains4636 hm I see, but you said you were trying not to have an axiety attack so I thought there was a relation
@@Gmtz01 Yeah it's just 2D fractal zooms for some reason and nothing else. It's not really a phobia of them anyway though because I wouldn't actively try to avoid these. If someone tried to show me one I wouldn't try to get away or anything.
Try playing your own music behind this video! Beethoven's Ninth has been suggested as alternative music for this video, whereas I'm sure some people would love something heavy. Please reply to this comment if you find some music, or an album, that others might like to stream in the background.
blaqout - Filthy Friend Switch
Firepower Records on SoundCloud highly recommend
optimistic nihilism
Bag raiders shooting stars is recommended
Ralph Vaughn Williams, Symphony #6, 4th movement. PS: *I'M IMPRESSED!* So much so, that I subscribed.
ruclips.net/video/py-nrXq332E/видео.html
My obvious choice
Thanks, try full screen, 2X playback speed. Listen to something you want to learn and mute the fractal, and watch and listen in the dark, love it!
Feel and imagine you're falling into the screen! Press pause, and the screen appears to pull back.
What are the names of the songs! I cannot stop listening to them ❤️
Very accurate except for forward movement. Reality moves in all direction. This is on chemical level such as DMT or shrooms. They usually think they see infinite to forget where they are standing.
The colors are beautiful and the music is so soothing and relaxing. 😊
God is such an artist. Such complexity!
31:05 This reminds me of a Tropical Storm, or a Galaxy spinning..
me of neurons
nature is fractal... many shapes that you see there can be seen in nature. that is really astonishing
@@ExtendedElements Bro, this is deep.
@@Olv_Matheus so is the fractal
@@theeveronever1554 funny comment, did laugh.
It is so, beautiful.
I can't take my eyes off it.
It is so.. stunning.
It's the most beautiful thing I've seen,
Paradise, so many colors.
It was beautiful here.
I know it was somewhere
I don't know where though
But it's out there, somewhere.
It's astounding.