Infinite Relaxation [Part 1] - A Mandelbrot Fractal Zoom (3e3284)

A relaxing full colour 4-hour journey into the deep depths of the Mandelbrot. This is now the deepest zoom on this channel, going to a magnifiction of 3e3284. That is 3 with 3284 zeros after it! (Try zooming in that far on your phone).

This zoom uses a very classic colouring method and the pallette covers the full spectrum. This video seems to look best at the 4k setting (even though there is higher resolutions available, it was uploaded at 6k).

It is possible to present this video with NO mid-roll ads thanks to Patreons supporters, and NFT buyers. So releax and enjoy.

Thank-you to my supporters on Patreon.

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#Mandelbrot #fractal #mathstown #fractals

[lochlannthomson]

This is my favourite colourisation of the Mandelbrot set I have seen and the music with it too is divine. Looking and listening to such beauty really puts my mind at ease. Thank you so much Maths Town for creating and sharing. Peace and love from Australia ☮

[chass]

It's extraordinary to think that the first visualisation of the Mandelbrot Set was only created in 1978 by Robert W. Brooks and Peter Matelski, and that on a simple line printer using a single ASCII character (*).

Even more extraordinary is that Pierre Fatou and Gaston Julia had glimpsed this beautiful world in the late 19th century during their work on complex dynamics but they lacked the necessary computational facilities to fully realise it. Today, even a simple smartphone can create these beguiling images.

In the not too distant future, it will be possible to "fly" through the Mandelbrot Set at these ultra-high resolutions and zoom levels in real time while steering the POV anywhere you want.

I applaud the folks at Maths Town for creating these breathtaking videos for us to enjoy, and all derived from the simplest of equations — z→z²+c.

[RushMayo]

Calmed our toddler down instantly. And teaches her to focus visually & mentally.

[zfloyd]

FINALLY! a new ultra deep zoom.
I was waiting on this for a while.

[jamesfirehummer]

this kind of makes all my huge life problems seem insignificant, and even funny.

[MadisonPierce-dv]

I didn't blink for 3 minutes at one point, very trance-like!

[GregoryGonzalez-eh]

❤❤❤ Beautiful ❤️❤️❤️. Awesome friquency. ❤❤❤

[Xatrene]

These Julia fractals inside the Mandelbrot system zoom is amazing!

[tornjak]

The most astonishing part about this Mandelbrot set is which ever point you go, the same shape will repeat in similar but always different fashion. God is great!

[clintcorley]

Thank you so much for creating this. I'm filled with Gratitude and Awe at the amazing beauty we have the great honor to participate in.

[zfloyd]

Highlights:

5:10
8:04
11:53
20:46
22:16
33:21
51:28
52:13
1:18:24
1:57:42

[samnadim]

after watching it on my living room TV on full screen for a while, for some reason it looks like my eyes are zooming out as im typing this. okay it stopped now that I got to here in this sentence very cool!

[jimmerhardy]

It's fun to periodically look away and watch things in the room shrink. There's got to be a name for that. And you upload time was?

[PhilipSmith-rg]

One of best colouristions of the set I've seen! Lovely visuals.
Stay focused on the centre, relax the focus of your gaze and stimulate that pineal gland Mannnn... 😂

[Doodad]

I'm a few days late, but wow this is super gorgeous. Well done, as always, Maths Town.

[jslb]

*Thanks! Reading a book to the music with the screen in widescreen.*

[gmann]

66k views and only 52 comments shows you that nobody even thinks about commenting bc they're in an incredible deep dive of a sub mathematical world

[TheBrainlessShow]

Anyone also feels this has deep meaning about our universe ? Complexity can emerge from simple rules, beauty from maths and convergence from iteration

[verbulent_flow]

This quite reminds me of Hindu art. You can see the svastika patterns too. Very lovely video. _Namaste_

[mikeh.]

Loved this! Awesome color combinations. Musical pieces got a little monotonous after a while but were otherwise good compositions. On to part 2! :)