What you are looking at is a blend of mathematics and art. You don’t need to understand the mathematical side to enjoy these videos. Most of my subscribers are here for the relaxing and sometimes trippy visuals. Please hit subscribe, this is a pretty niche channel, and subscribers help! If you are interested in the mathematical side, here is an explanation… This video shows a shape known as The Mandelbrot Set. It is a type of shape known as a fractal, and it is defined mathematically. The Mandelbrot has an infinite perimeter, and infinite detail. The longest video I have made is over 4 hours long (although I had to divide it into two, because TH-cam spat it out). So, this video is just a small corner of the Mandelbrot. I spend quite some time searching around for interesting locations. Most of my videos are so deep that if the first frame was the observable universe, and you zoomed in, you would pass the size of an atom in about 5-10 mins (this video is not quite that magnified). Fractals are quite similar to nature. Think of a coast line, if you measured with a 1 metre ruler, it would have a certain size. If you closely measured around each atom the size would be heading out towards infinity. As a result, fractals can look very organic. They are often used in movies for CGI effects. You’ll often see mountain ranges, smoke, clouds etc. generated from fractals. The Mandelbrot Set is made from the simplest of equations (z=z^2+c). I just perform the calculation up to 100,000 for each pixel in this video. It usually takes my 16 core (32 thread) CPU several days to complete a video. The colouring is an entirely an artistic choice. What you are looking at is entirely 2D. The colour choices, and the specific colouring algorithm used gives it the 3D look. The Mandelbrot Set has some fascinating properties. One is that you can find mini-Mandelbrots deep within the main set. My favourite feature is not usually noticed at first (confusing explanation to follow…). The 2nd half of this video is actually a replay of the entire video, but at double the symmetry, and double the speed. (The entire video is replayed, not just what came before). In the second half you will see shapes from the 1st half, but they will be repeated (you don’t see the black mini-Mandelbrots repeat). The last ¼ has 4-way symmetry. The last 1/8 of the video has 8-way symmetry. Eventually all these symmetrical replays collapse at a single point, which becomes a mini-Mandelbrot. If you look closely at the final frame you will notice 128 symmetry, 256 symmetry, etc. This is not planned by me, it is just a mathematical coincidence I can’t explain yet. Anyways enjoy! I spend quite some time designed the videos, I’m glad to see they are getting some exposure.
@@RegiRuler Sorry I didn't explain that. The black spot is actually The Mandelbrot Set. All the colouring is actually outside the Mandelbrot set. Every part of the Mandelbrot Set is connected though, there is always part of it on the screen, but for most of the video it is way to small to see (it is at the 'valley floor'.
It's what makes it feel so disorienting. Id imagine this is how other dimensions feel like and why we are in this one. There is no set point in these fractuls. Only infinity
Exactly. I like how it's slower, it takes longer for the brain to process infinite detail. I actually felt like I was a particle getting smaller and smaller, other videos that go faster are cool but it feels like you're just going through a warp tunnel. Here I'm really zooming in!
I've waited years, decades actually to be able to see this. From the first papers and books I read about fractals I could see this in my mind. It's so great to be in a place technologically where this kind of video can be made and watched. That's for sharing. I know I run a fine art channel but my background is as a programmer for the past 35 years so I just love this stuff. When I think about the colour plates in the first couple of fractals and cgi books I read and at the time seemed so amazing and cutting edge, they are so basic compared to this. Isn't technically and its progress just amazing. Thanks again and sorry for the long message. 😊
@@sakura_umi very interesting how much complexity comes from such a simple formula. It's an insight into many things in the natural world. This video in particular interests me because its the first time I've seen the data visualised so well after many years of being able to only really see it in my head. Fractals in general and in its wider sense the ideas around small changes having huge effect on outcomes was always interesting to me when I was trying to find ways of making computers model behaviours found in nature. This video is more than it looks. It's about where the patterns come from and what it tells us about some really complex things like weather, animals group behaviour, the way plants and trees grow, the way flowers form. It's a part of what was a whole new way of looking at the way the world works. Hard to explain without a book sized reply. Maybe someone else reading this can add more of their thoughts.
The experience lasts between 15 to 20 minutes but the one experiencing it loses the notion of time experiencing a vertiginous feeling of eternity, infinity and unity with all existence; during the experience it is also possible to go through moments of great anguish, moments that are the antecessory of the encounter with the divine, moments before the ecstasy, and the total oceanic feeling of communion with oneself and life, is related to the sensation of being launched in the emptiness at great speed and to the total dissolution of the ego. It takes a great value to live such an experience, those who cross the threshold of the death of the ego, are dispossessed of the veil of the illusion of separation to be fully submerged in the summit experience of unity. As there are no divisions in perception, we recover the memory of where we have come and where we are going. ..5-MEO-DMT
I don't know why, but this video gave me an existential crisis. It makes me feel like I'm falling through an endless abyss. With no final destination, what is even is the purpose in falling...
There is no point to the falling. The falling and the still are one in the same. You fall to find you've never even fallen at all. The up is the the down the down is the up and you are one with it all. It's you turning around just to see yourself for you my friend are the eternal universe looking at itself. Alan watts once said the tree apples and the universe I's . Each one of us feels we are separate but in reality we are just an extension of the universe in the way the apple is an extension of the tree.
You have to let it go. And realize you have no grasp on what's behind and in front of you. When u let it go; u can be present; and shift the direction and creation you want. This video helps me have a better understanding of infinite.
I salute you sir. But let go? Isn't the control the stuff we seek. Anyways, these Manelbrot animations remind me of a lazy creator, who creates in loopes. Nothing ventured, nothing gained. Maybe in nothing lies the answer to creation :)
Was going to say the same :-)... Never grasped "infinite", but this made mw somehow closer, not to understand, but at least "feel" whats infinite like. Watched it on TV screen :-)
Like dreaming. We go insane for the night. I mean that literally, we actually become insane technically When we dream. This is kinda like a fraction of a speck of understanding our subconscious
No matter how far you fall, you're always half way between the Alpha, and the Omega, and in the end, they are the same point. You are at once, infinite, and infinitesimal!
Somehow, you made absolutely no sense, but I understood every word. It's amazing what a little weed and a couple beers can do to open ones mind. I've never done hallucinates, but I can't even comprehend how that would open ones mind..... Or totally fry it. Beautiful video, my unknown friend
One of the most beautiful things I have ever watched. I'm awestruck. When I was a young man I wanted to be a mathematician. I lived the Mandelbrot revolution in the 80s. I eventually switched to computer science but math is my true love. I've not done the calculation, but this video feels like a scale from the observable universe to the Planck level. How far did this one go? BRAVO!!!
With our backs to the sky And our eyes on the ground With the clouds far below No horizon around With the wind in our face And our arms open wide We will pass through this place To the other side We are falling down (wait for...) We are falling down but we will never never land th-cam.com/video/_e_e09FWKAY/w-d-xo.html
Everything about this video was perfection. The speed ,the music, the color. Wonderful! My life is a little better just from watching. Thank you. 💖💛💚💜💗
I agree Debbie. It had a very theraputical effect. Much like watching a fish tank does. Calming and very brilliant. Also glad that I bumped into this vid.
I have, 3 times, each time the shrink ends up needing a shrink, to unshrink, the shrinkness, that I've shrunk right upon the shrink himself. Besides, I'm only 2 feet tall now, how much more can they possible shrink me? I don't mind an occasional shrink, it's the multiiple shrinks that really shrink me this low. I'm really not sure if they shrank my knowledge as much as they shrunk my physical appearance but it would seem so, if someone doesn't like how I view something inanimate and have an opinion about it. Of course if your shrink reccomendation was guided towards the girl who made the orig. Comment, then I'm sorry I filled you in on my shrinkage. 👍
The way it zooms,its fascinating!it really relaxes my mind and just completely leaving the world and just relax as if nothing is there yo stop me!this just made my day!!!
You're frightening the children Francois, -- often a sign you're on the right track I feel ... The more we examine reality, the weirder it looks; and those with a shaky grip will want to silence you. Do carry on ...
Absolutely brilliant-stunningly mesmerizing! The mathematical aspect is certainly fascinating but the visual depicted herein combined with perfect audio makes for an awesome and peaceful journey of the senses! I’m digging this, man!
MandelTubes on TH-cam! This is a new favorite I've watched many times now. I love the cool blue colors, and the way this palette brings out the "tubes" which seem especially prominent out on the needle, so good choices all around.
@Trey Stephens The Mandelbrot set is a complex numbers set. I don't think I could explain everything necessary for understanding this (What what you're seeing here in general is, what the colors mean, what the zooming in means), but there's a ton of amazing videos about it here on TH-cam. Just search for "Mandelbrot Set"! But to answer your question: What you're seeing here, is pure maths. This is not some drawing someone made, it's nature. No human invented this.
nature doesn't care about math it can only make numbers for men to calculate and report back to the next with inaccuracies. we got math equations to prove this point and that's all you need to know? it's just made up math it doesn't represent nature.
How much computing power does this take? It seems like this is rather intensive, given the said resolution and how much you're zooming in on it and the smoothness of it all.
I have never been subject to vertigo, except for once my in whole life, the first time I "dived" into a Mandelbrot Ensemble. And it was by manually zooming x2 each time. I figured like I had some kind of document on my screen, and each zoom would double the size of this document. And I wrote these measures on a writing pad on my desk. About the time I figured I was looking at a 30cm detail of a document that would measure about twice the distance from the Sun to beyond Jupiter, nearly a billion miles, I was grabbing my desk, and feeling completely disoriented. That's how powerful the M-Ensemble was to me ! Bravo for your magnificent video !
Building blocks of life don't bond like this. Atoms don't bond like this. I'm not sure what you're trying to convey here but nature most certainly does not work like this.
Al H. You really know nothing. Numbers are the tool of mathematics, and it, the science of patterns in nature. Maths are in escence our way of understanding the universe.
This video with the music really hit hard on me. It was like this communicated a glimpse of understanding or realising how real infinity is in our universe. It is easy to accept that the universe is infinite as if it was finite it wouldn't make sense, but feeling the implications in you core is difficult. But it felt like this video at least managed to give glimpse of it. Goosebumps man.
This is Amazing ... the whole fractal thing sets my internal 'nerd' into high gear .. The music was a hauntingly beautiful, perfect choice... Viewing on a LARGE screen IS the way to go ... ( high def TV)
Beautiful. Mesmerizing. And I laughed when this trip ended right where it began. But that's how the Mandelbrot set works. There are theoretically an infinite number of mini-Mandelbrots contained within the main one, each different from all the others in ways both dramatic and subtle. I would use this video as video demonstration material.
Since I discovered this channel (subbed), and the amazing experience of Mandelbrot zooms, I've been bingeing on your videos. I have to say that this is my favorite, and I find myself returning to it frequently. But today I read your post from a few days ago about the symmetry doubling on the repeats and so on (my vernacular for 'I don't know how you actually do it'). I think I may have been aware of it on a subconscious level and that's why I'm so drawn to it. Anyway, amazing stuff and keep up the great work!
Two questions: Does anyone do zoom out sets? and What makes one set/program look different from others? They share some common elements, but this one’s branching tubes seems unique. Well done.
Yes, I have plenty of zoom outs on the channel. The tubes are caused by changing colours quickly, they are usually outside spirals, the valley floor is the normal Mandelbrot pattern.
I’ve been to this type of place also like the other pink and purple fractal video you’ve made, in one of my dreams in particular that I still vividly remember. It was like adventure time and I was accompanied by some interesting looking characters but we were all friends like I knew them and I was fearless ready to explore!
Oh, hey, I've actually been there in person! The landscape is beautiful, but it's easy to get lost. Walking back along the creek seems to take forever. There are no people, and no sound but the wind and an occasional eerie groan from somewhere in the distance, or maybe everywhere. Be sure to bring a lantern and some bug spray -- it is always twilight, and the mosquitoes are enormous and have an infinite number of mouths. They never seem satisfied. I'm not sure it's safe, either... I kept seeing some kind of large animal a ways behind me and to the right, but it was always perfectly still, except a couple of times when (unless the weird lighting was tricking me) it looked like it moved a long distance toward me in one impossibly quick burst, and then was hidden behind a hill. Its face was a fractal too, with its eyes made of tiny mouths and its mouths, in turn, made of tiny eyes. At that distance I couldn't see it well enough to tell but I think its recursively branching limbs might have been made of eyes too.
This is beautiful I saw one before but different one from the space to earth all the way to a plant leaf and and than to the leaf veins and on and on and on
@@xristoforosgizelis8353 about 8 years ago my ex boss from Iran had it in he's computer but i can't find it on you tube I been searching for it I remember it was call, the eye of God
It’s strange because it’s relaxing but also gives me anxiety at the same time. Like your your falling into this perfect never ending shape knowing that there is no start or finish. That the further you go the no closer you get to the bottom. There is no start so there is no end.
@@REPEATST I watched a few mandelbrot videos on LSD last week. It is a very nice experience. It really enhances the visuals. Hell just reading a book is awesome on LSD as the letters in your peripherals warp and twist. But Mandelbrot zooms are a different level and very fun to watch while tripping. I wish I could've watched this video during that experience, because this music is incredible.
@@REPEATST if you're tripping you should watch this for like a minute, and then stare at blank space, (like a wall,) without blinking and you'll see the pattern slowly appear on the wall (until you blink, and then it starts all over again.)
I love this so much! I played around with Tierazon for years, but my computer couldn't render to this kind of detail. And there was the Mandelbrot right at the end!!! Oh, symmetry from chaos ❤
This is amazingly blowing my mind... It's a metaphor for the universe itself, down to the smallest atom. You strangely get a sense of how vast it is by zooming in. This shows you how the universe is inside a multiverse, which may be an atom inside of a drop of water inside of another universe and so on.
This video is truly exceptional!!! Beautifully made, the velocity of movement together with the music... perfect!!! I’m wondering HOW do make these videos? Is it rendered in one go or do you stack pictures on top of each other? How do you start? Would it be possible to replicate this in a 3D software, given that you have the necessary math nodes available...? This is truly an amazing field to dive into...
I'm sure it wouldn't be too difficult to apply the color palette and lighting to a Mandelbulb, if that's what you were going for. I bet that would really be something.
What you are looking at is a blend of mathematics and art. You don’t need to understand the mathematical side to enjoy these videos. Most of my subscribers are here for the relaxing and sometimes trippy visuals. Please hit subscribe, this is a pretty niche channel, and subscribers help! If you are interested in the mathematical side, here is an explanation…
This video shows a shape known as The Mandelbrot Set. It is a type of shape known as a fractal, and it is defined mathematically. The Mandelbrot has an infinite perimeter, and infinite detail. The longest video I have made is over 4 hours long (although I had to divide it into two, because TH-cam spat it out). So, this video is just a small corner of the Mandelbrot. I spend quite some time searching around for interesting locations. Most of my videos are so deep that if the first frame was the observable universe, and you zoomed in, you would pass the size of an atom in about 5-10 mins (this video is not quite that magnified).
Fractals are quite similar to nature. Think of a coast line, if you measured with a 1 metre ruler, it would have a certain size. If you closely measured around each atom the size would be heading out towards infinity. As a result, fractals can look very organic. They are often used in movies for CGI effects. You’ll often see mountain ranges, smoke, clouds etc. generated from fractals.
The Mandelbrot Set is made from the simplest of equations (z=z^2+c). I just perform the calculation up to 100,000 for each pixel in this video. It usually takes my 16 core (32 thread) CPU several days to complete a video.
The colouring is an entirely an artistic choice. What you are looking at is entirely 2D. The colour choices, and the specific colouring algorithm used gives it the 3D look.
The Mandelbrot Set has some fascinating properties. One is that you can find mini-Mandelbrots deep within the main set.
My favourite feature is not usually noticed at first (confusing explanation to follow…). The 2nd half of this video is actually a replay of the entire video, but at double the symmetry, and double the speed. (The entire video is replayed, not just what came before). In the second half you will see shapes from the 1st half, but they will be repeated (you don’t see the black mini-Mandelbrots repeat). The last ¼ has 4-way symmetry. The last 1/8 of the video has 8-way symmetry. Eventually all these symmetrical replays collapse at a single point, which becomes a mini-Mandelbrot. If you look closely at the final frame you will notice 128 symmetry, 256 symmetry, etc. This is not planned by me, it is just a mathematical coincidence I can’t explain yet.
Anyways enjoy! I spend quite some time designed the videos, I’m glad to see they are getting some exposure.
Maths Town Put
playback speed x2
(your welcome)
@@Bibibosh I would like to. The bitrate is too high for TH-cam on this video, it just distorts.
It's just so incredible. I love it! It's like another universe entirely.
Is the completely black spot the coordinates for which the equation is invalid?
@@RegiRuler Sorry I didn't explain that. The black spot is actually The Mandelbrot Set. All the colouring is actually outside the Mandelbrot set. Every part of the Mandelbrot Set is connected though, there is always part of it on the screen, but for most of the video it is way to small to see (it is at the 'valley floor'.
"I'm trying to land commander. It's just not possible!"
Just pick a spot!
thegrandfinale2 fuck yourself
Wade that's brilliant 😂
Bravo
Hahaha
Im just mad the zoom doesn't go where my eyes want to see
You can also force close the application.
It's what makes it feel so disorienting. Id imagine this is how other dimensions feel like and why we are in this one. There is no set point in these fractuls. Only infinity
Denzel Dickenson> Im just mad the zoom doesn't go where my eyes want to see
Or does it… 🤔
That’s why you watch it on shrooms
@@naderhallik9722 Not true
Your camera has good zoom
Must be one of those really expensive Carl Zeiss models.
@@Milesco nothing my tablet can do lol
Nah it's a canon
It looks like a iPhone X camera with the optic zoom.
@OnceuponatimetherewasMEpostingacommentonyoutube r/whoooosh
My house is straight ahead - you can't miss it!
Is that a reference to something? It seems so familiar...
Hmm happy souls ref?
Where is the restroom?
"This way."
*_(This Video)_*
k now how to get back
Watch it backwards
When it starts to kick in, everything becomes clear, unobstructed, just constantly falling, falling into this beautiful, mesmerizing unknown. Wow.
Exactly. I like how it's slower, it takes longer for the brain to process infinite detail. I actually felt like I was a particle getting smaller and smaller, other videos that go faster are cool but it feels like you're just going through a warp tunnel. Here I'm really zooming in!
@@robertc2204 I couldn't have said it any better myself. This imagine being zoomed so extremely pulls you in. I love it.
Couldn't look away until it stopped.
@@janetmiller2160 it's beautiful.
@@user-uf9wp8rq4h it truly is.
math test be like: Find the surface area of the given 3d figure
Well, I'd flunk!
Jason Bourne exactly lol. jUsT bAsIc cAlcUlUs
how do you find the area (also to the 43.11nd power) of this decipentadodecahedron.
3.141592658375
π
I've waited years, decades actually to be able to see this. From the first papers and books I read about fractals I could see this in my mind. It's so great to be in a place technologically where this kind of video can be made and watched. That's for sharing. I know I run a fine art channel but my background is as a programmer for the past 35 years so I just love this stuff. When I think about the colour plates in the first couple of fractals and cgi books I read and at the time seemed so amazing and cutting edge, they are so basic compared to this. Isn't technically and its progress just amazing. Thanks again and sorry for the long message. 😊
needs to be done in three D .
VR
I don't get why you'd be so excited over something like this.
@@sakura_umi very interesting how much complexity comes from such a simple formula. It's an insight into many things in the natural world. This video in particular interests me because its the first time I've seen the data visualised so well after many years of being able to only really see it in my head. Fractals in general and in its wider sense the ideas around small changes having huge effect on outcomes was always interesting to me when I was trying to find ways of making computers model behaviours found in nature. This video is more than it looks. It's about where the patterns come from and what it tells us about some really complex things like weather, animals group behaviour, the way plants and trees grow, the way flowers form. It's a part of what was a whole new way of looking at the way the world works. Hard to explain without a book sized reply. Maybe someone else reading this can add more of their thoughts.
The experience lasts between 15 to 20 minutes but the one experiencing it loses the notion of time experiencing a vertiginous feeling of eternity, infinity and unity with all existence; during the experience it is also possible to go through moments of great anguish, moments that are the antecessory of the encounter with the divine, moments before the ecstasy, and the total oceanic feeling of communion with oneself and life, is related to the sensation of being launched in the emptiness at great speed and to the total dissolution of the ego. It takes a great value to live such an experience, those who cross the threshold of the death of the ego, are dispossessed of the veil of the illusion of separation to be fully submerged in the summit experience of unity. As there are no divisions in perception, we recover the memory of where we have come and where we are going. ..5-MEO-DMT
I don't know why, but this video gave me an existential crisis. It makes me feel like I'm falling through an endless abyss. With no final destination, what is even is the purpose in falling...
There is no point to the falling. The falling and the still are one in the same. You fall to find you've never even fallen at all. The up is the the down the down is the up and you are one with it all. It's you turning around just to see yourself for you my friend are the eternal universe looking at itself. Alan watts once said the tree apples and the universe I's . Each one of us feels we are separate but in reality we are just an extension of the universe in the way the apple is an extension of the tree.
The purpose is not to fall somewhere, the purpose is to simply experience the thrill of falling.
it's not the destination that matters but the journey towards it
@Mike JJJ dont take it literally :)
Purpose is man-made. Nothing has a purpose until people give it one.
It looks like the pajama pants of an Infinite fractal child
Aww now in thinking of the boy in the striped pajamas.
You have to let it go. And realize you have no grasp on what's behind and in front of you. When u let it go; u can be present; and shift the direction and creation you want. This video helps me have a better understanding of infinite.
I salute you sir. But let go? Isn't the control the stuff we seek.
Anyways, these Manelbrot animations remind me of a lazy creator, who creates in loopes. Nothing ventured, nothing gained.
Maybe in nothing lies the answer to creation :)
r/im14andthisisdeep
EpicSmashMan No
Was going to say the same :-)...
Never grasped "infinite", but this made mw somehow closer, not to understand, but at least "feel" whats infinite like.
Watched it on TV screen :-)
Like dreaming. We go insane for the night. I mean that literally, we actually become insane technically When we dream. This is kinda like a fraction of a speck of understanding our subconscious
No matter how far you fall, you're always half way between the Alpha, and the Omega, and in the end, they are the same point. You are at once, infinite, and infinitesimal!
robert mcnab so interesting!!💜
Go to bed. Get a job. Take your pick.
robert mcnab, cool story bro.
It's like the asymptote values in a parabola. You can get very close but never touch
Somehow, you made absolutely no sense, but I understood every word. It's amazing what a little weed and a couple beers can do to open ones mind. I've never done hallucinates, but I can't even comprehend how that would open ones mind..... Or totally fry it. Beautiful video, my unknown friend
One of the most beautiful things I have ever watched. I'm awestruck. When I was a young man I wanted to be a mathematician. I lived the Mandelbrot revolution in the 80s. I eventually switched to computer science but math is my true love. I've not done the calculation, but this video feels like a scale from the observable universe to the Planck level. How far did this one go? BRAVO!!!
oh trust me, it went from universe to planck scale.... several dozen times over.
I wish my ceiling was a giant screen so I could fall asleep watching this.
Get a projector and it might be possible if your ceiling is high enough. Just spitballing here
But would I let go and close my eyes?
@Bönzeaux Bleügreen yeah, that's a good idea!
TommyTom21 right lol
Watch it in VR from your phone.
It's just so peaceful, and especially with the choice of music. It's such a work of art that I'm glad I'm here alive. Peace ✌🏻
Road to infinity. It's like falling to the ground but never hitting. Awesome.
With our backs to the sky
And our eyes on the ground
With the clouds far below
No horizon around
With the wind in our face
And our arms open wide
We will pass through this place
To the other side
We are falling down (wait for...)
We are falling down but we will never never land
th-cam.com/video/_e_e09FWKAY/w-d-xo.html
And a sense of being enveloped by infinity as more and more falls behind you
Ground Control to Major Tom!
Absolutely beautiful and mesmerizing
Everything about this video was perfection. The speed ,the music, the color. Wonderful! My life is a little better just from watching. Thank you. 💖💛💚💜💗
@MICHAEL CRASH Yeah, she forgot to give you the poison.
I agree Debbie. It had a very theraputical effect. Much like watching a fish tank does. Calming and very brilliant. Also glad that I bumped into this vid.
I have, 3 times, each time the shrink ends up needing a shrink, to unshrink, the shrinkness, that I've shrunk right upon the shrink himself. Besides, I'm only 2 feet tall now, how much more can they possible shrink me? I don't mind an occasional shrink, it's the multiiple shrinks that really shrink me this low. I'm really not sure if they shrank my knowledge as much as they shrunk my physical appearance but it would seem so, if someone doesn't like how I view something inanimate and have an opinion about it. Of course if your shrink reccomendation was guided towards the girl who made the orig. Comment, then I'm sorry I filled you in on my shrinkage. 👍
The way it zooms,its fascinating!it really relaxes my mind and just completely leaving the world and just relax as if nothing is there yo stop me!this just made my day!!!
Looks like an ever branching root system digging into reality itself to me.
Francois Lacombe wow you're brilliant.
I knew I'd find some fucking lame philosophy youtubers the moment I scrolled down to the comments. Shut the fuck up. You ain't deep.
You're frightening the children Francois, -- often a sign you're on the right track I feel ...
The more we examine reality, the weirder it looks; and those with a shaky grip will want to silence you.
Do carry on ...
Beautifully put…
Glob Two keep commenting Globule, at least it stops you from setting fire to kittens or pulling the wings off moths.
Absolutely brilliant-stunningly mesmerizing! The mathematical aspect is certainly fascinating but the visual depicted herein combined with perfect audio makes for an awesome and peaceful journey of the senses! I’m digging this, man!
Fascinating! I love how the texture changes when the stripes emerge into visibility as the zoom deepens.
Man imagine letting the zoom run only to find out you zoomed in on a blue stripe
MandelTubes on TH-cam! This is a new favorite I've watched many times now. I love the cool blue colors, and the way this palette brings out the "tubes" which seem especially prominent out on the needle, so good choices all around.
I stared at this for the entire video and now everything looks like it's shrinking.
looks just like shrooms
Scrotus Maximus wow I’m sure everyone is impressed with your state of political enlightenment on this Mandelbrot video
Wow he deleted his comment to save face how pathetic
@@rockfiles haha what?
Color scheme reminds me of Doctor Seuss.... Oh what places you'll go!
I wonder how it looks upwards
Like the sky
Same
Must look universal 🌌
This wasn't upward?
This is upwards
This is how the universe is
It's impossible to reach the end
6:11 I'm staring abs it feels like the image is trying to shrink away.... keep it paused after watching and don't blink
This is what connection is.
Yea kind of insane how the universe is expanding faster than the universal speed limit we could ever hope of achieving
When the zoom stopped, my brain kept going :) Great video, can't understand anyone hitting dislike on this...
It seems some people dislike everything. Sad.
@Trey Stephens The Mandelbrot set is a complex numbers set. I don't think I could explain everything necessary for understanding this (What what you're seeing here in general is, what the colors mean, what the zooming in means), but there's a ton of amazing videos about it here on TH-cam. Just search for "Mandelbrot Set"! But to answer your question: What you're seeing here, is pure maths. This is not some drawing someone made, it's nature. No human invented this.
nature doesn't care about math it can only make numbers for men to calculate and report back to the next with inaccuracies. we got math equations to prove this point and that's all you need to know? it's just made up math it doesn't represent nature.
math represents reality not necessarily the same thing. if it's evident sure, if not could be wind in sails.
When I scrolled by this video everything moved
Me too, the comments section zoomed out from me!
How much computing power does this take? It seems like this is rather intensive, given the said resolution and how much you're zooming in on it and the smoothness of it all.
A couple of days on a 16core/32thread CPU. Ive done some programming to optimise the process quite alot.
@@MathsTown I'm guessing of course but does procedural generation play a part in this?
@@seandan7873 Procedural generation is *all* of this.
@@MathsTown Threadrippet 1950X? Same as me. You should really consider using a GPU instead.
@@SimonClarkstone Yeah that's what I thought.
I have never been subject to vertigo, except for once my in whole life, the first time I "dived" into a Mandelbrot Ensemble. And it was by manually zooming x2 each time. I figured like I had some kind of document on my screen, and each zoom would double the size of this document. And I wrote these measures on a writing pad on my desk. About the time I figured I was looking at a 30cm detail of a document that would measure about twice the distance from the Sun to beyond Jupiter, nearly a billion miles, I was grabbing my desk, and feeling completely disoriented. That's how powerful the M-Ensemble was to me ! Bravo for your magnificent video !
the cool thing is that nature itself works like this
Building blocks of life don't bond like this. Atoms don't bond like this. I'm not sure what you're trying to convey here but nature most certainly does not work like this.
@@AL-SH They're referring to the geometry of coastlines and such
Yeah but you dont understand it.
Al H. You really know nothing. Numbers are the tool of mathematics, and it, the science of patterns in nature. Maths are in escence our way of understanding the universe.
@@damien2627 : mathematics were created from trying to understand and rationalize reality. The opposite statement is not proven.
This video with the music really hit hard on me. It was like this communicated a glimpse of understanding or realising how real infinity is in our universe.
It is easy to accept that the universe is infinite as if it was finite it wouldn't make sense, but feeling the implications in you core is difficult. But it felt like this video at least managed to give glimpse of it.
Goosebumps man.
I just had a soulgasm...
best quote 😂
thanks for the 4K 2160p it's incredible !
So we really do live inside the eye of a blue eyed giant named Giuseppe after all.
Thank you very much for sharing this wonderful experience. Watching it really made my day
Makes me feel like I'm falling from space into an unexplored planet.
This is Amazing ... the whole fractal thing sets my internal 'nerd' into high gear .. The music was a hauntingly beautiful, perfect choice... Viewing on a LARGE screen IS the way to go ... ( high def TV)
Wow this is my favorite Mandelbrot video I've ever seen!
Will definitely share this with others. Very beautiful computer art using fractal geometry.
Wow so mesmerising and gorgeous!
Beautiful. Mesmerizing. And I laughed when this trip ended right where it began. But that's how the Mandelbrot set works. There are theoretically an infinite number of mini-Mandelbrots contained within the main one, each different from all the others in ways both dramatic and subtle.
I would use this video as video demonstration material.
Fantastic! Traveling down the trunk of a giant ancient Banyon tree, only to never reach the bottom!
Everything is relaxing in this video. Many thanks
@Coloredspaces
Beautiful! Love the colors, love the music.
This is so ..... I don't have words. This is just so beautiful.
This is fantastic loved every second of it.
Since I discovered this channel (subbed), and the amazing experience of Mandelbrot zooms, I've been bingeing on your videos. I have to say that this is my favorite, and I find myself returning to it frequently. But today I read your post from a few days ago about the symmetry doubling on the repeats and so on (my vernacular for 'I don't know how you actually do it'). I think I may have been aware of it on a subconscious level and that's why I'm so drawn to it. Anyway, amazing stuff and keep up the great work!
Thanks for the message. It is great to see so many people enjoying the videos.
Two questions: Does anyone do zoom out sets? and What makes one set/program look different from others? They share some common elements, but this one’s branching tubes seems unique. Well done.
Yes, I have plenty of zoom outs on the channel. The tubes are caused by changing colours quickly, they are usually outside spirals, the valley floor is the normal Mandelbrot pattern.
Thanks! We appreciate it.
@@MathsTown thank you Very Much!
Pure gold Love it watching this in 4k is insane!
Oh, the Places You'll Go!
That's one beautiful set of numbers. Very nice color scheme.
My walls are changing colors
I’ve been to this type of place also like the other pink and purple fractal video you’ve made, in one of my dreams in particular that I still vividly remember. It was like adventure time and I was accompanied by some interesting looking characters but we were all friends like I knew them and I was fearless ready to explore!
Made insomnia totally worthwhile!
Absolutely beautiful. It leaves a person speechless! Thank you for sharing.
Oh, hey, I've actually been there in person! The landscape is beautiful, but it's easy to get lost. Walking back along the creek seems to take forever. There are no people, and no sound but the wind and an occasional eerie groan from somewhere in the distance, or maybe everywhere. Be sure to bring a lantern and some bug spray -- it is always twilight, and the mosquitoes are enormous and have an infinite number of mouths. They never seem satisfied. I'm not sure it's safe, either... I kept seeing some kind of large animal a ways behind me and to the right, but it was always perfectly still, except a couple of times when (unless the weird lighting was tricking me) it looked like it moved a long distance toward me in one impossibly quick burst, and then was hidden behind a hill. Its face was a fractal too, with its eyes made of tiny mouths and its mouths, in turn, made of tiny eyes. At that distance I couldn't see it well enough to tell but I think its recursively branching limbs might have been made of eyes too.
How did you know my dream last night??????
I'm not joking this was my dream after watching fractals all night.
Your choice of music is always superb
Thats how the Titanic must have felt when it sunk
Magnificent job and wonderfully chosen music. Strangely melancholy experience. Thanks for sharing.
Feels like absolute infinity
So beautiful I can't comprehend. Just like nature
This is beautiful I saw one before but different one from the space to earth all the way to a plant leaf and and than to the leaf veins and on and on and on
send link pls!! 😉
@@xristoforosgizelis8353 about 8 years ago my ex boss from Iran had it in he's computer but i can't find it on you tube I been searching for it I remember it was call, the eye of God
@@juan-ksporty7348 wooow... cool!!! OK thanks for your response. I will try to find it. Be well!! 😉
This is brilliant. We live in a time where pure math can come to 'life' so to speak, to paint infinite and spectacularly visual landscapes. Thank you.
Incredible. Almost like when I was in high school in the 60's and doing acid. Great video.
This is some advanced-next-level-and-beyond right here... 👍
I know it's a fractal but the end really caught me off guard
This is what I imagine space and the universe to be like. A beginning to infinity. It's beautiful and mesmerizing, almost hypnotic.
Is this what falling into Uranus would feel like?
depends what he ate
It’s strange because it’s relaxing but also gives me anxiety at the same time. Like your your falling into this perfect never ending shape knowing that there is no start or finish. That the further you go the no closer you get to the bottom. There is no start so there is no end.
Mind blown, but in an exquisite way...Now I think I know what lawnmower man sorta experienced. Hook me up Pierce!!
Now there's an obscure reference!
Brilliant! Pattern repeats infinitely and is common in nature and the universe...and so it is divine 😲
Wow! That was deep!
Congratulations! These are stunning videos.
I would think if an individual was high this video would mess them up.
Maybe if they did psychidelics, they'd definitely feel something
@@REPEATST I watched a few mandelbrot videos on LSD last week. It is a very nice experience. It really enhances the visuals. Hell just reading a book is awesome on LSD as the letters in your peripherals warp and twist. But Mandelbrot zooms are a different level and very fun to watch while tripping. I wish I could've watched this video during that experience, because this music is incredible.
Bullpup Baggins think shrooms would give you the same effect? I'm doing them tonigjt
@@REPEATST if you're tripping you should watch this for like a minute, and then stare at blank space, (like a wall,) without blinking and you'll see the pattern slowly appear on the wall (until you blink, and then it starts all over again.)
@@REPEATST Umm yea. Shrooms are wayyyy more visual than LSD lol. Good luck. Enjoy the trip :D
Anyone else get almost creeped out watching these videos? It's like the endlessness of it is almost unnerving
Its like some incredible alien planet
I love this so much! I played around with Tierazon for years, but my computer couldn't render to this kind of detail.
And there was the Mandelbrot right at the end!!!
Oh, symmetry from chaos ❤
Ying and yang. There is no order without chaos, there is no chaos without order. Just a permanent state of chaos xD
This is the most elaborate abyss.
I love the choice of music.i have a playlist with my favorite music and the first couple videos are from maths town :)
This hurts my head but its so cool.
If you just realize that youtube has only 1080p as maximum and ur watching a 4k vid..
"So satisfying.."
This is the best thing ever
Yeah, man, it can look like anything. It’s amazing!
So nice. Beautiful.
This is amazingly blowing my mind... It's a metaphor for the universe itself, down to the smallest atom. You strangely get a sense of how vast it is by zooming in. This shows you how the universe is inside a multiverse, which may be an atom inside of a drop of water inside of another universe and so on.
This video is truly exceptional!!! Beautifully made, the velocity of movement together with the music... perfect!!!
I’m wondering HOW do make these videos? Is it rendered in one go or do you stack pictures on top of each other? How do you start? Would it be possible to replicate this in a 3D software, given that you have the necessary math nodes available...? This is truly an amazing field to dive into...
I'm sure it wouldn't be too difficult to apply the color palette and lighting to a Mandelbulb, if that's what you were going for. I bet that would really be something.
this color scheme is...
really really nice and vaguely ocean-like
Get to the bottom already... Arhhhh!!!
Mesmerizing, gorgeous, hypnotic
Thank you 🍥
I wonder if you would experience similar visuals approaching the speed of light due to time dilation, or if it would appear you weren't moving at all.
Amazing and hypnotic!! Thank you..
The secret to life...is Mandelbrot!
Well! the climb back!!. Great video,Thank you.
This is what you see when you're in the 'sunken place'
I just watched that
Just revisiting my favorite of your Zooms for Benoit Mandelbrot's birthday :)
i just went sub atomic !!
The Quantum realm Scott.
You‘re way, WAY past Planck length scale, even if the Mandelbrot set at the beginning were to represent the whole observable universe.
just tripped me out
@@user-fk6cb9en8v Lies, this is the proto-reality far bigger and "more" infinite than reality itself
Always had a thing for the Mandelbrot set since the first time I saw it in the nineties !!