2D projection of a rotating 4D sphere

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A simple simulation of a 4D sphere rotating around its fourth axis. This is then projected in 3D and finally in 2Ds.

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To be pedantic, this would be a 2D projection of a 3D projection of a 4D hypersphere.

benjaminsmith

When you think you're watching a rotating hypersphere, but in reality, it's a rotating hypersphere watching you

absurt

Using 3d glasses would be awesome for this. I'd love to see the 3d shapes appear to intersect in our dimension while not in the 4th dimension.

EternityUnknown

What is your hyper-tensor dimension base?

drjwall

I want to see the 3D glasses version if this. :)🙂

ezfzx

What kind of "inverse projections" can we do from a 3d space to a 4d space that match our reality? Or isn't infinite or impossible?

Rockyzach

how to make this? what software do you use?

zheli

how is this rotating? the description says "along the 4th axis" but there's 3 ways it can do that in 4d, I would assume it's double-rotating along the wz and xy planes but I can't tell

hiccupwarrior

I have one thing in my mind is sphere or circle just a simple dimension version of that dimension object? What if sphere is more dimension than human eyes or invention can see?

Myticalcattnip

and to think
every point is equally distant from the center in all 4 dimensions. the morphing you see is due to dimensional squishing.

xaracen

1d is a lane 2d is a flat area 3d is space and what could describe 4d?

almondbread

It looks like a sphere rotating in and out of another sphere, its what a four dimensional eyeball would look like to us, a black sphere inside of a white sphere rotating in and out

pairpunchgaming