Eye of the Universe II - 1 Million Views Celebration Zoom 

You take me back 40years to Stonehenge & Glastonbury & The Blue Moon festivals of Cumbria .....dude Pink Volcano acid is still in my psyche...peace

How do children respond to this videos? Are they as mesmerized as we are?

Congratulations 🎉 here's to 2 million and beyond! I love the pillowy effect ♥

Did real good in the beginning in that we kept seeing new mini bugs, but then had to wait all the way to the end to see one last bug.... That bugs me!!!

Congratulations, Maths, on 1 million views! I'm sure there will be millions more to come. Your work is unique and beautiful.

This one is particularly hypnotic; well done.

Great, and the music too.

Hello, how many terms of the series have been calculated to render the scene, and which precission the numbers used are? Thank you!

Imagine if there was a third zoom XD

33:58 The eye.

The ride to infinity begins on You Tube.

4:00 omg first time seeing dynamic patterns that move during the zoom-in

!!!!!!!!!!!!!✌❤!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This is the best Mandelbrot zoom I have seen yet. The harmony of whorls and dendrites made the most amazing and dense patterns imaginable. It looked like they were fighting as hard as they could to stay visible as the rings of sleep took over in the termination tunnel. Why is the endpoint minibrot surrounded by resolution limited chaos all the time? What is the structure like at higher resolution? That is hardly self similar to the the top level smooth gradient. Ideas? Answers from already knowing why? Also, you gave me my wish of having a zoom offset from the central symmetry for much of the time. It's much more engaging for me when you can't exactly tell where you are about to dive into a pattern. You think you're there and somehow you still see that you're still "out in the open." I got sad at 30' when we centered up on the overall (local) symmetry, but shouted, "Yes!" when we veered away again at 50'. Nice touch! This seems like a good zoom to have the community consider, ignore, ridicule, some of my ponderings. Frequently, one only sees the first and last brots. Here there were about 4 that appeared early on and flew by and off the edge of the field of view. I've been wondering if there is an optimal choice of C to encounter the most minibrots along the way. [technobabble:] I've just now thought what about C = (x close to -2, 0i)? Would you see lots of minibrots on the x axis come up and zoom off to the right? You'd have to find the sweet spot where you weren't too far to -2 where you could waste a lot of time for the y=0 features to get big enough to see. Or too far right where you could end up in the middle of a minibrot and never see anything again? This zoom is limited to a typical deep dive resolution so you don't have to count to infinity and your possible values of C are finite. Does the rate at which you see minibrots fundamentally change over time? Does the self similarity keep this rate constant? I haven't used any fractal software since FRACTINT and a program I wrote then to make IFS fractals probably in FORTRAN77. Gradient based colorizing? Animation? Rendering with shading? Not even! I've been on other things for a while. [end technobabble] So, again, Mr. Maths, well done! a.

I love these videos. Is there any chance of you making a 180 degree with depth video? I usually watch these videos in VR and I think a video with 3rd depth would be awesome.

Celebration zoom 🤭

I am making a video clip of this 2 day building it will be glad your support!

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Absolutely awesome, your fractals are getting better and better :) Many thanks, however 59mins and my brain dribbled out my ear... lol

Just when i think i am landed ... No .. Still not ... And the beautifull journey continues ... THANKS

CONGRATULATIONS! I had no idea you were a contributor to BBT! This one has some of the best coloring ofany others that you have made!

Just ascended.

totally cool,,image and music. awesome 1 million views. that leaves a few billion that are missing out!!

Very nice :)

Congratulations, MT. Yours are the most technically perfect, most beautiful and thoughtful M sets around.

This is the most incredible fractal zoom you have made. It's so vibrant and beautiful.

Congrats, well deserved. You make beautiful work.

Havnt found a spot that takes 2 hours in a half to zoom in. Nice job!

Just wonderful!❤️❤️❤️ 12:40 gorgeous spirals!

Top bloke or Sheila! Keep up the good work.

It is beyond perfect. Thank you for all your efforts.

Very relax video. TY for this

Congratulations maths town!

Great work guys.

Yay! Congratulations!

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Awesome