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I have two questions: 1) how do you choose a point to zoom so that it doesn't zoom into the endless emptyness? 2) why I don't see smaller Mandlebrot sets spawning around while zooming, as in other similar videos?
I cannot even begin to imagine how long this took, but the effort and dedication you put into this masterpiece are undeniable. You deserve more than just a reward, this is the kind of achievement that should be immortalized. A full page in the Guinness World Records wouldn’t even begin to do justice to the brilliance of your work. This is the absolute pinnacle of fractal art zooms, a true testament to patience, skill, and artistic vision. It’s not just a visual experience, it’s a journey into the infinite, where every detail reveals something new and captivating. Such an extraordinary accomplishment deserves to be celebrated and recognized on a massive scale. Well done Maths Town! 🎉
I’m interested how you choose the coordinates. Is it an iterative process? How do you keep from zooming into the middle of nowhere, it always seems like you’re zooming right in to a cool place, or is literally every place complex if you zoom in far enough?
> and you should publish the coordinates. So are you going to publish the coordinates? Or do they have too many decimal places to fit in a RU-vid description? ☺
Could you share the software and hardware setup for this? I tried UltraFractal on my gaming laptop and it didn't even make 10 minutes of this staff. Thanks for sharing!
Kalles Fraktaler 2. (Free). With my own After Effects plug-in (free on my website). I have a 64Core/128Thread CPU. It took about 6 months. Ultra Fractal is really slow compared to KF (but you can do more with it). (Also don't render every frame, it makes ugly zooms, you need to use keyframes like KF does. I'll try to make a tutorial one day)
Can you give us a sense of the orders-of-magnitude we're looking at from the top level to whatever your final magnification turns out to be? It seems that it must be considerably greater than the scale of the universe from the subatomic to clusters of galaxies to the entire universe (as we currently understand it). Also, this would seem to break all bounds of floating-point computational limits of modern hardware...
Yes, you are correct. And, yes, you are correct. The original image would be growing exponentially, doubling in size every 1.2 seconds. It is already much larger than the observable universe. The floating-point hardware on a PC or graphics card is no good. This is done with an arbitrary floating-point library (GMP), and a technique called perturbation. All rendering is done on a CPU for this reason.
I am sorry to say it but the new stuff comes across as 2 dimensional flat and unmoving. It just does not have the same quality as the old work that unfolded and moved
I know the pain of waiting an hour to upload just a 3-4 minute video, I cannot begin to fathom the time it must take to upload something like this... at least not on my pc lol
The coloration and detail on so many of these generation vary greatly in quality from one to the next. I imagine this one would have to be on the low end if the goal is to go as deep as possible
1 hour till it premieres. Super stoked, mate. 🕳 …. Keep it up and congratulations on the world record. Hope to work with you on a project someday 🙏🏻🚀☯️
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i had an experience while i was on ketamine, molly, and weed....Sometime during the night i came to realize the true meaning of what Nikola Tesla said.... REALLYY understood " If you want to understand the universe think in terms of energy, frequency and vibration. i suddenly realized that all of creation is a multidimensional inner-layered pocket of vibrations, frequency and energy. i experienced the very essence of this fractal but in the sense of thoughts and insights. my mind was exploded to the very smallest level to the very biggest level of the universe. I saw the multi-dimension in understand something. i saw the layers of mind and thought and how deep that went, while also seeing my physical life in the same way. probably the most insightful and mind opening experience Ive had. the understanding i was experiencing is summed up in this beautiful artwork, it reaches all things, in all ways, in all dimensions of creation. Its sad that i had to be on drugs to experience that because its also harder to take the experiences and process them when you are sober... I know that explaining something at that magnitude never can be said in words... so ill leave it to this art. It explains ALL of it. i wish i could remember the understanding, all i am left with is a fleeting feeling of something i wasn't supposed to understand
The Mandelbrot set is an infinitely detailed fractal pattern in the complex plane, created by iterating a simple math formula. It produces mesmerizing, zoomable images with endless intricate details u can even create ur own with python its almost always the same search up the equation and u can try marking it urself or watch video about it its not a transition
