I realized it when it stopped and everything seemed like it was zooming out, at first I thought it was the video so I paused it and it was still happening.
This is my favorite thing on the internet. I've learned so much about Mandelbrot and its crazy to think how he discovered this to begin. I'm so glad I could witness this in my lifetime. Great video!
I found out about this while I was waching a skeppy video where he traps 100 kids in a minecaft bedrock box and gets them to do challenges. I’m the comments, someone asked him to trap the kids in a menger sponge. I looked it up, loved it, and am making one out of perler beads. Then, as I was looking at pictures of menger sponges, this shape was among them. I looked them up, and love it just as much! All because I waches a skeppy video.
These Madelbrot zooms are always trippy in that it seems like everyone is moving its focus away from the "center", while in reality it is zooming in without changing the focus and it's the fractal itself dodging the focus.
This is BY FAR the most beautiful Mandelbrot animation I've ever seen. I love the choice of colours, and the music is perfect. Thank you very much for a deeply moving experience!
I am 69 years old. When I was around 16 years old experimenting with LSD, Acid, Tie sticks, Mandrix, Hash, Tea and grass my first trips on LSD were like these fractal zoom ins in multiple colors though! Yes I was a hippie back then, flower power, peace and love, communal living. Far out and heavy man!
Best “movie” of 3D fractals that I’ve seen. That’s because the science and art are equal. The subtle choice of colors and the perfect music makes this special.
You're right. Our entire universe is for sure just a millionth fraction of a sandcorn under trillions of others, that are all inside one bigger drop, that is just a drop amongst trillions of equals, those again are contained in a bigger drop and the endlessness is so unimaginable, that there will be beings bigger than this size, staring at us though microscopes like we do with quarks and neutrons, electrons and protons inside atoms, that a couple of years ago were the tiniest objects we knew of. Years pass and there will always smaller objects be found in them, with functions, tasks, reasons. Even smaller ones every few years and even bigger ones than what I mentioned in the beginning. Everything existing is really endless and the world "just" begins to dare to realize and at least assume this, what "I" was telling my father when I was 6. A time, were the atom was the tiniest object imaginable...
Just watched an interview where NdGT explained that it's likely that, in the same way that a 3 dimensional cube is made of six 2 dimensional squares (which in turn is made of four 1 dimensional lines), and a 4 dimensional cube is made of eight 3 dimensional cubes, our perceived plane is but one of those eight cubes that make up the 4th dimension. Keep in mind all the importance given to the number eight in traditional religions and symbologies, as well as the reference to the 9 worlds [of consciousness], the 9th being the "you" transcending them, and keep in mind the concept of these fractals, and that seems to point one in at least the direction of Truth. NdGT mentioned that the scientist working in this area of String theory say there seems to be at least 10 of these dimensions, so, like a fractal, this unfolding of reality through dimensions seems to extend at least that far, but for all we know, maybe even further. Maybe infinitely, who knows. Just something I've been pondering.
@@svensify i always thought about this, just the fact that I exist. It's what binds my general consciousness to my 3d body, the fact that we both exist for each other. And I feel like dreams and trips are like me venturing into other parts of my general consciousness. But it's also the consciousness that you have, you're just a different version of consciousness perceiving itself. It's what I do. Perception=existence. Existence=everything.
It might in fact be too complicated to teach it this early in school, but teacher should at least show it - to raise interest and fascination for math. The way math is usually taught is dull and without any inspiration, experienced rather as a burden than a benefit. I would have loved to see fractals in 5th, 6th grade - just to see the art and power of math early on :)
Before the universe was math existed. Like blueprints for a building. Maybe I'm wrong but I think this points to our Creator. If you're interested check out Dr Jason Lisle, he is an astrophycisist
Math is so beautiful when it’s applied like this, instead of tedious usage and memorization of repetitive equations and formulas. Learning about stuff like this is amazing .
It was in 1998, I made my college graduation work, it had a title "Recursion and fractals". I made a Mandelbrot set zoom in program, but it wasn't a realtime zoom because of the slow pentium 133 CPU, you just needed to select the zoom area by the rectangular mouse cursor and it started to render the picture for about 10 seconds. Thank you for making me recall these days!
@@alansmithee419 I started reading your comment thinking oh ok this makes sense by the end you blew my mind. I left reading more clueless. Thanks for the effort though.
@@alansmithee419 math in general. Basically it confuses the crap out of me an how someone would find this out. I dunno really how to explain my confusion other that 1+1 makes sense lol
The sheer volume of sacred geometry and global symbolism that repeats itself within this single equation is profoundly stunning. Never forget that the Mandelbrot Set was but a potential series within the 'number set' of the universe itself. This is the face of the Dharma, of quantum physics, of the nonlocal fractaline reality, in and by which we exist. THIS is a piece of higher truth, a glimpse into the mysteries.
i never seen these with depth. great work! I can really see the universe itself behaving this way. fractals upon fractals of black holes. its always a shame we are cut off from viewing its totality
Zoophilia Consultant We are Part of the Universe mean, the Universe is us. We, as a Part, try to understand what we see, meanwhile we forgot that, if we loocking at the universe, we where looking at us.
"its always a shame we are cut off from viewing its totality" ... but, isn't that the point? Infinity? Besides death,where else can one truly find infinity in such a captivating and mesmerizing way?
@@RME76048 dude the universe is so vast and complicated a super advanced alien couldn't rap their head around it! we try with our little 2D graphics, but I guess its good enough
Exactly. Somehow it helps me understand the quantum world.. ever diving smaller and smaller past planck scaling,, what a world to witness....only imagine!!!!!
Me too. I also gave all my worldly belongings away, went into the wilderness, found a sickly ant, kissed his feet - all six of them - said a prayer for a pebble and farted the most beautiful fart I've ever heard, or smelled.
@@MathsTown I'm so curious how long it took to render and what kind of computer you used. I have a 24 core Mac that I use for the animation I do and I just cannot even imagine the length of time something like this would take to render.
I particularly love the colour scheme and the shading in this video, the shading definitely gives a more 3d feeling to it. Superb! I would love to see more zooms with this shading.
Imagine if this happens at point of death and your consciousness never dies as it has to travel an infinite amount through this and you’re going for so long that you forget what you even are etc and then suddenly you wake up in a new body as a baby having no clue wtf is going on xD would not complain with being infinite through infinite iterations haha
If you can, try space engine on pc. You can pretty much cruise through galaxies and nebulae and the universe in a similar fashion to this. It's pretty awesome. 😁👍🌠
I have been in love with Mandelbrot and Julia sets since I was introduced to them on one of the original Wang computer processors back in the early 1980’s. Back then it took ten days of continued program running to generate one tiny repetition of that image, and three boxes of 500 sheet continuous paper, and one week to print enough of the image to demonstrate it 2 dimensionally. Stunning binary imagery. I imagine this is how multiverses are formed.
@@SamMcFrost yeah I know who Bavarian Motor Works is but, it was so off topic I didn't know if it was a slang name for something related to the comment. Sorry I couldn't see any connection between a car brand and psychedelic substance. Personally I think BMW and cocaine, VW and psilocybe are a much better match.
These things freak me out. I always have a slight fear in my head that when I die, I'll be looped into one of these for eternity, always conscious. It would be maddening 😭
@@Justin-vn5qk incorrect, Samsung do a 60" 8K smart tv, also having an 8k tv is abit pointless atm, yes the tv will upscale, but not to true 8k, and theres just not enough content being made in 8k, its hard to even buy 4k content, unless the source you are watching is 8k, youll just be watching normal full hd (1080p) resolution, unless you have 4k dvds, because even streaming 4k isnt 4k, you need a direct source for true 4k let alone 8k lol
Im watching it on a Sony W 805 b tv. 50 inches. With everything perfectly calibrated at 1080 resolution and it's wonderful. Sony has a feature called reality creation. I have it set to full boost for these videos of 4k or more. Though i watch them at 1080 it's amazing cause the picture adjustments.
Amaaaaazing... I liked the way it feels like the zoom does change the focus point, but in reality it's the Fractal design that provides it... Very good skills, good job.
Ive always had huge anxiety while watching stuff like this. I bet it has something to do with the minds natural pattern regonizing and the fact that even tho these shapes are kind of organic in these fractals they are still mathematically correct and it causes ”clashing” in the pattern regonizing and that makes your basic instict think the thing you are seeing is a threath.
Thank you for collaboration! Oriental music is very wonderful! I hope that you will master UF6 and that your channel will develop further. Let's collaborate again next time!
Marvelous is the only word that comes close to describing how fantastic this video is. The aesthetic is remarkable and the healing I received from this was so powerful. Thank you 🙏🏻👏👏👏🤯😇
Such rendering quality and depth... we've gone a LOOOONG way since the first renderings with Fractint. I remember implementing single Mandelbrot renders in Pascal, 640x480 with 1000 iterations, not deep at all, and it took a while!
I like the part where it zooms in
Funny
David Stopford thank u ;)
Could you provide a timestamp? I think I missed that part.
2:03
I like wise ass comments
Literally pause anywhere in the video and you have yourself a desktop background
Hahahahahaha, true af
It would be soo awsome, to have this in super slow-motion as background!
@@xentox5016 you could actually do that with wallpaper engine :) but i wouldn't be able to get my eyes off of my desktop if i did that :D
Nah fam.. I'll stick with my naked big breasted waman.
Looks like its still moving
I was staring at it for the entire 10 minutes.
Now everything looks like it's zooming out.
One could definitely use this video to hypnotise someone
I realized it when it stopped and everything seemed like it was zooming out, at first I thought it was the video so I paused it and it was still happening.
That is an optical illusion where you stair at somthing and then look away and your brain try’s to adjust by moving thing like the way the video did 😀
The opposite happens when you're driving on the road for a while, if you've noticed that before.
When Loki says he's been falling for 30 minutes in the Thor movie. This is that realm.
🤣
This is my favorite thing on the internet. I've learned so much about Mandelbrot and its crazy to think how he discovered this to begin. I'm so glad I could witness this in my lifetime. Great video!
I found out about this while I was waching a skeppy video where he traps 100 kids in a minecaft bedrock box and gets them to do challenges. I’m the comments, someone asked him to trap the kids in a menger sponge. I looked it up, loved it, and am making one out of perler beads.
Then, as I was looking at pictures of menger sponges, this shape was among them. I looked them up, and love it just as much!
All because I waches a skeppy video.
Amazing
Neurotripsicks
And how did he discovered this ?
Listen to Greydon Square.
@@tinkerfox1774No.
These Madelbrot zooms are always trippy in that it seems like everyone is moving its focus away from the "center", while in reality it is zooming in without changing the focus and it's the fractal itself dodging the focus.
Even though I don't understand what you mean I entirely agree. A Mandelbrot itself.
The Mandelbrot is always in focus. In Theory.
Zypher Zolei I did not know that. Thanks for the comment.
Exactly what i was thinking as i was moving my eyes and head tying to follow it thinking ok its going in that one wait where is it going ??
He means centered.
No LSD needed this video is trippy as hell.
It better with LSD. 😂🤯
@@Thegamercat420 *FBI OPEN UP!*
im on lsd
Mr. Pandering nearly everything is better with lsd. infinitely so...
Wait... what if you took lsd....
Just when you think it can't get any more amazing, it does!
Right!
This is BY FAR the most beautiful Mandelbrot animation I've ever seen. I love the choice of colours, and the music is perfect. Thank you very much for a deeply moving experience!
I am 69 years old. When I was around 16 years old experimenting with LSD, Acid, Tie sticks, Mandrix, Hash, Tea and grass my first trips on LSD were like these fractal zoom ins in multiple colors though! Yes I was a hippie back then, flower power, peace and love, communal living. Far out and heavy man!
I am 24 and I See the same on LSD..
Best “movie” of 3D fractals that I’ve seen. That’s because the science and art are equal. The subtle choice of colors and the perfect music makes this special.
and a pixel on one of those layers is our universe.
You're right. Our entire universe is for sure just a millionth fraction of a sandcorn under trillions of others, that are all inside one bigger drop, that is just a drop amongst trillions of equals, those again are contained in a bigger drop and the endlessness is so unimaginable, that there will be beings bigger than this size, staring at us though microscopes like we do with quarks and neutrons, electrons and protons inside atoms, that a couple of years ago were the tiniest objects we knew of. Years pass and there will always smaller objects be found in them, with functions, tasks, reasons. Even smaller ones every few years and even bigger ones than what I mentioned in the beginning. Everything existing is really endless and the world "just" begins to dare to realize and at least assume this, what "I" was telling my father when I was 6. A time, were the atom was the tiniest object imaginable...
Just watched an interview where NdGT explained that it's likely that, in the same way that a 3 dimensional cube is made of six 2 dimensional squares (which in turn is made of four 1 dimensional lines), and a 4 dimensional cube is made of eight 3 dimensional cubes, our perceived plane is but one of those eight cubes that make up the 4th dimension. Keep in mind all the importance given to the number eight in traditional religions and symbologies, as well as the reference to the 9 worlds [of consciousness], the 9th being the "you" transcending them, and keep in mind the concept of these fractals, and that seems to point one in at least the direction of Truth.
NdGT mentioned that the scientist working in this area of String theory say there seems to be at least 10 of these dimensions, so, like a fractal, this unfolding of reality through dimensions seems to extend at least that far, but for all we know, maybe even further. Maybe infinitely, who knows. Just something I've been pondering.
@@svensify so beautifully written sir.
@@ohtobeforgiven Thank you, I'm just honest. ;-)
@@svensify i always thought about this, just the fact that I exist. It's what binds my general consciousness to my 3d body, the fact that we both exist for each other. And I feel like dreams and trips are like me venturing into other parts of my general consciousness. But it's also the consciousness that you have, you're just a different version of consciousness perceiving itself. It's what I do. Perception=existence. Existence=everything.
This is what they should teach in early math classes! Alot more people would find math interesting
they should just dose 8th graders with dmt.... it would change everything..
It’s very complicated, but I agree
It might in fact be too complicated to teach it this early in school, but teacher should at least show it - to raise interest and fascination for math. The way math is usually taught is dull and without any inspiration, experienced rather as a burden than a benefit.
I would have loved to see fractals in 5th, 6th grade - just to see the art and power of math early on :)
@@sophonax661 yess
The problem is you need a strong grasp of the fundementals of mathematics to understand what's actually happening here
Never thought a shape could make me feel so small and alone
I'm going to explode
U are that
I felt like Ant-man going deeper and deeper into the quantum world.
Yeah
This video reminds me of univers.
"The smallest part of Brahman... contains all of Brahman" - The Upanishads.
He is bigger than biggest and smaller than smallest simultaneously. The 0 and the infinity. The universe is god.
Before the universe was math existed. Like blueprints for a building. Maybe I'm wrong but I think this points to our Creator.
If you're interested check out Dr Jason Lisle, he is an astrophycisist
Astrophysicist*
don't bullshit about brahmans here.
I feel like im falling into infinity :)
ontheedge33371 Imagine HELL!!....just forever!....
Going subatomic in the quantum realm
That's because you were. 😉
Close: you're falling into infinitesimally.
@@NemorisInferioris. Probably what Ant-Man felt like when he took the safety device off his suit!
Hauntingly beautiful and stupefying in complexity
The mandelbrot is all of life, and this video is one of the many paths we can take.
Wow that got deep
It takes me to question where anything begins and ends. No beginning and no end.
The fact that you can choose a single pixel in the set to get an entirely different movie each time is actually amazing
The rose at the heart of the universe. Incredible. Bravo.
The time you spent on rendering and uploading this is 100% worth it. 😍😍😘😘
Think of how long it used to take mainframes to calculate and render 2D mandelbrot set zooms just 30 years ago. We live in a golden age!
This must be where the machine elves live.
Something like that, yeah.
I'm a night elve
YES!
DMT second hit
@@choosers5177 dabbing bypasses the need for a 2nd or 3rd. 50mg straight to the head.
i had to stop the video 45 seconds in to subscribe due to this incredible quality. thank you
Thanks! And welcome!
Does look pretty good I'm 1080p
The colour palette really makes this special. Gorgeous! And the music is really excellent too. A wonderful experience. Thank you so much!
Math is so beautiful when it’s applied like this, instead of tedious usage and memorization of repetitive equations and formulas. Learning about stuff like this is amazing .
This is the real gem on TH-cam! I thank the algorithm for leading me to you! So blessed!
Show this to your cat or dog and let us know if they transform into different species.
My cat watched this video and now he's teaching Complex Analysis at a university.
@@jeffirwin7862 I'm in your cat's class and I'm failing the course 😞
I showed this to my cockatiel and she just bit my screen
First embossed mandelbrot I've ever seen. Very cool
this video is like a treasure trove filled with wallpapers
Wunderschön.... Unvorstellbar dass dies unendlich weiter gehen könnte ohne sich je zu wiederholen...
Worlds within worlds. Amazing!
Maybe a glimpse into the Divine
Life is like a box of mandelbrots.
Yes!!
OHH fUCk
But it has an ending
@@Haruki-_ or so we think
Reminds me of one thing - stunning gems like sapphire - and their timeless beauty. Awesome vid.
It was in 1998, I made my college graduation work, it had a title "Recursion and fractals". I made a Mandelbrot set zoom in program, but it wasn't a realtime zoom because of the slow pentium 133 CPU, you just needed to select the zoom area by the rectangular mouse cursor and it started to render the picture for about 10 seconds.
Thank you for making me recall these days!
Exquisite Art Therapy, and the soundtrack adds so much purposeful vibe, too. Wonderful masterpiece. Seamless....
Just bare in mind that this is plotted by one equation which is true specifically for this strange collection of points.
Really? It must be enormous
@@alansmithee419 I started reading your comment thinking oh ok this makes sense by the end you blew my mind. I left reading more clueless. Thanks for the effort though.
@@alansmithee419 math in general. Basically it confuses the crap out of me an how someone would find this out. I dunno really how to explain my confusion other that 1+1 makes sense lol
@@Drhumbolt i'm with ya there
@@Drhumbolt I've discovered that while everything I said was technically correct, it is not an explanation of the Mandelbrot set. Oops.
Love when Fractal zooms do this:
4:40 nice music too
Yes! I do to! Thanks for reminding me.
And when you pause the vid, it looks like you are zooming out.
The sheer volume of sacred geometry and global symbolism that repeats itself within this single equation is profoundly stunning. Never forget that the Mandelbrot Set was but a potential series within the 'number set' of the universe itself. This is the face of the Dharma, of quantum physics, of the nonlocal fractaline reality, in and by which we exist. THIS is a piece of higher truth, a glimpse into the mysteries.
Read EXODUS 24:10.
I'd forgotten how beautiful and relaxing fractal patterns could be. Thanks for the reminder.
Coming back years later, this is still one of the best zoom videos ever created.
Where's the 10 hours version?
Incredibly beautiful....like a dream! My whole thought is...."this can't be real...."
i never seen these with depth. great work! I can really see the universe itself behaving this way. fractals upon fractals of black holes. its always a shame we are cut off from viewing its totality
Zoophilia Consultant
We are Part of the Universe mean, the Universe is us. We, as a Part, try to understand what we see, meanwhile we forgot that, if we loocking at the universe, we where looking at us.
"its always a shame we are cut off from viewing its totality" ... but, isn't that the point? Infinity? Besides death,where else can one truly find infinity in such a captivating and mesmerizing way?
@@RME76048 dude the universe is so vast and complicated a super advanced alien couldn't rap their head around it! we try with our little 2D graphics, but I guess its good enough
I've experienced this on salvia, it was terrifying, I feel like I'm still on that trip actually...
@@kickle007 did u watch it before the salvia trip? I seen fractals on shrooms but they weren't animated and were more colorful
Wow, the beauty of the patterns is mesmerising… worlds inside worlds… a glimpse of what words like infinity and eternity really mean...
Exactly. Somehow it helps me understand the quantum world.. ever diving smaller and smaller past planck scaling,, what a world to witness....only imagine!!!!!
Wow I found the most relaxing part of the internet. Thank you, this must have taken a very long time to make. It's perfect.
Absolutely STUNNING ! Thank you for sharing this.
I feel there is alot more to this transindental masterpiece .. More then meets the eye..... ❤️
this is so addicting to watch. Always wondering what structure is coming next.
Fractals Forever! Forever Fractals
Could be something M.C. Escher dreamed one afternoon long ago.
Thank you very much! Subscribed!
Most beautiful thing on the internet, the colour scheme is understated but vibrant at the same time
Teacher: test will be not that hard
My last brain cell:
Cried tears of joy from how beautiful this is
Yes, even Olbaid and I were surprised at how amazing it looks. I must admit to checking the computer each hour as the frames were rendered.
I can imagine so!
Welcome to the world of hallucinogenics ;)
Me too. I also gave all my worldly belongings away, went into the wilderness, found a sickly ant, kissed his feet - all six of them - said a prayer for a pebble and farted the most beautiful fart I've ever heard, or smelled.
@@MathsTown I'm so curious how long it took to render and what kind of computer you used. I have a 24 core Mac that I use for the animation I do and I just cannot even imagine the length of time something like this would take to render.
It's just zooming, yet so great...
Congratulations, this is a stunning 'gem' amongst the fractal videos out there!
I particularly love the colour scheme and the shading in this video, the shading definitely gives a more 3d feeling to it. Superb! I would love to see more zooms with this shading.
Truely your best work! I loved it! And the music choice was perfect!! ♥️♥️
Rolling hard on mdma alone at home, this was very insightful and trippy af, that's exactly the equation!
doctor: you have 10 minutes and 20 seconds left to live
me: *clicks video*
Dude, FUCKING YEAH, its the last thing that i want to see, i will die in a psicodelic dream.
I used to have the same profile picture as you
Imagine if this happens at point of death and your consciousness never dies as it has to travel an infinite amount through this and you’re going for so long that you forget what you even are etc and then suddenly you wake up in a new body as a baby having no clue wtf is going on xD would not complain with being infinite through infinite iterations haha
beautifully done. not overly colorized. I find it gratifying to find fractal patterns in plants found in nature.
Idk whether its beautiful or concerning that I can watch 10 full minutes of this and love every bit of it
Sometimes I miss this castle from the bottom of my heart.
These always make me feel like it's not HD enough
Take DMT and you will have enough HD
@@ralphnickling7250 never enough
Mandelbrot set works best with an infinite number of pixels
I think this might be the universe, I might never recover from this experience, wow 🤔😀
If you can, try space engine on pc. You can pretty much cruise through galaxies and nebulae and the universe in a similar fashion to this. It's pretty awesome. 😁👍🌠
I know how you feel 😂 Truly.
@@clevername8832 universe simulator 2 is also ultra badass
I have been in love with Mandelbrot and Julia sets since I was introduced to them on one of the original Wang computer processors back in the early 1980’s. Back then it took ten days of continued program running to generate one tiny repetition of that image, and three boxes of 500 sheet continuous paper, and one week to print enough of the image to demonstrate it 2 dimensionally. Stunning binary imagery. I imagine this is how multiverses are formed.
When I was very young, I seemed to dream about these magical patterns.
1:34 to 1:46 is fearfully majestic, in the most beautiful way
1:28-132 is an exact carbon copy of a image I saw several times during a big dose trip. I've never seen it again until just now
Has so much importance to me and im.dying to find information on the shape
That Oriental music...
So peaceful
Fractals are amazing
This is the most beautiful fractal zoom I've ever seen.
This is quite possible the most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen. Thanks so much.
More psilocybin please?
I was thinking NN-DMT but 4-ho-dmt is close enough.
.....works well with a beamer 🤩
@@uomunumerous2350 a what?
@@jindy3677 He meant BMW.
Y’know, the German automotive company…?
@@SamMcFrost yeah I know who Bavarian Motor Works is but, it was so off topic I didn't know if it was a slang name for something related to the comment. Sorry I couldn't see any connection between a car brand and psychedelic substance. Personally I think BMW and cocaine, VW and psilocybe are a much better match.
Holy crap. No idea of what this is, but I'm glad I found it.
These things freak me out. I always have a slight fear in my head that when I die, I'll be looped into one of these for eternity, always conscious. It would be maddening 😭
Had the same thought watching this, it would be good for a bit but maybe tiresome after a while.
Lmao just close ur eyes...
Jk
Amber Mitchell Can’t wait to see what’s further ahead
You LL be ok, the lights go out and you don't know anything. The year -635283897 . We all will be fine.
I thought same
It is very beautiful and precisely rendered! One of most impressive fractal videos that I ever saw!
This is the most beautiful thing I have seen in years.
I need an 8K TV now! Anything less does not do this full justice.
theres only one 8k monitor out that is under 5000$ Everything else reaches into the 100K$
@@Justin-vn5qk - I had better get saving :-)
@@Justin-vn5qk incorrect, Samsung do a 60" 8K smart tv, also having an 8k tv is abit pointless atm, yes the tv will upscale, but not to true 8k, and theres just not enough content being made in 8k, its hard to even buy 4k content, unless the source you are watching is 8k, youll just be watching normal full hd (1080p) resolution, unless you have 4k dvds, because even streaming 4k isnt 4k, you need a direct source for true 4k let alone 8k lol
Im watching it on a Sony W 805 b tv. 50 inches. With everything perfectly calibrated at 1080 resolution and it's wonderful. Sony has a feature called reality creation. I have it set to full boost for these videos of 4k or more. Though i watch them at 1080 it's amazing cause the picture adjustments.
Moral of the story: Everything is everything.
Great choice of colors
Amaaaaazing...
I liked the way it feels like the zoom does change the focus point, but in reality it's the Fractal design that provides it...
Very good skills, good job.
This is probably the best fractal reveal I have ever seen with more yet to see.
My favorite so far.
Ive always had huge anxiety while watching stuff like this. I bet it has something to do with the minds natural pattern regonizing and the fact that even tho these shapes are kind of organic in these fractals they are still mathematically correct and it causes ”clashing” in the pattern regonizing and that makes your basic instict think the thing you are seeing is a threath.
nothyself yeah exactly
Infinity is terrifying to the mind
@@Dirtbiker463 Depends, infinity itself doesn't terrify me, it's the fact that i'll never get to fully experience it.
They are actually calming me down. For me it's just beautiful
Mike Law You can’t experience infinity because infinity is experiencing you haha :)
Thank you for collaboration! Oriental music is very wonderful! I hope that you will master UF6 and that your channel will develop further.
Let's collaborate again next time!
Thank-you Olbaid. It was fun to work on this together. Yes, we should do another one together very soon.
Amazingly Amazing ! Great Creation of this video Sapphires.
I love these images. They are so hypnotic.
It would be soo awsome, to have this in super slow-motion as background!
I need it too
Wow dich kenne ich doch, du hast mal ein Video kommentiert. Dass man sich hier wiedersieht, so klein ist TH-cam doch ;)
@@mindtwist4738 is that German
@@robenkhoury7079 yes
At first 15 seconds: Don't do drugs kids.
After 2 minutes: MY BRAIN IS BLEEDING
ROFLMAO !
Wut
After 5 minutes: Do drugs kids
22 likes? 5 comments? Did I write something popular?
Ecstasy can make your brain bleed
From the first two notes in the beginning i thought this was skyrim music
Marvelous is the only word that comes close to describing how fantastic this video is. The aesthetic is remarkable and the healing I received from this was so powerful. Thank you 🙏🏻👏👏👏🤯😇
This entire video is the perfect way to describe just how small we are compared to the universe (and maybe the multiverse too).
Wow, by far the most beautiful rendering of the Mandelbrot set I've ever seen. Is it possible to get the uncompressed footage?
Not at this stage, sorry.
OK i can understand. Great work!
gl trying to get the uncompressed 8k 10 min video
Just like the universe.
Now make everything swirl around fluidly and you have the perfect representation of what the visuals are like while on DMT.
This is amazing and beautiful. It twists my mind in a way I can't seem to really explain. I'm fascinated by these and how they are created...
Such rendering quality and depth... we've gone a LOOOONG way since the first renderings with Fractint. I remember implementing single Mandelbrot renders in Pascal, 640x480 with 1000 iterations, not deep at all, and it took a while!
It literally twists your brains perception after you stop watching after only a few mins your Perception of things around you are moving
Just one more infallible proof of our great creator, because this is his work.
This is beautiful! Watched it on a 4k projector, thank you! What was the render time on this, 3 weeks?
Yes about 2 or 3 weeks.
@@MathsTown oh my goodness
nice choice of colours, it really makes the shapes look like organic bone structures, I love it