Sapphires - Mandelbrot Fractal Zoom (8k 60fps)

Wow! This video is a collaboration between Olbaid ST and Maths Town. This video is based on one of his still images, and my customized rendering system has turned his image into this amazing zoom video. Be sure to hit pause and check out some of the features.

This video is made with Ultra Fractal 6. It contains 11 layers!! The beautiful depth of this zoom comes from the layering of different images rendered with different settings. It took 3 weeks to render this video.

The last frame of this video is not a mini-Mandelbrot, it would have added weeks to the rendering time. Olbaid's original image is at 1:40 and it is a mini-Mandelbrot. I just got excited and too things a little further.

Artist: Yi Nantiro

Thank-you to my supporters on Patreon.
(Note to Patreons: This video is not available for download or commercial licensing, because it is not my original work).

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[stairfall]

Literally pause anywhere in the video and you have yourself a desktop background

[CsQ_RandomRepository]

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.

[silasgreene]

When Loki says he's been falling for 30 minutes in the Thor movie. This is that realm.

[thehiddenninja]

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

[ryanz]

This is what they should teach in early math classes! Alot more people would find math interesting

[worldwarwitt]

Never thought a shape could make me feel so small and alone

[janakakumara]

"The smallest part of Brahman... contains all of Brahman" - The Upanishads.

[jeffreyjefferson]

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!

[artfernandez]

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!

[davidgersten]

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.

[ontheedge]

I feel like im falling into infinity :)

[robertlussier]

Just when you think it can't get any more amazing, it does!

[Neurotripsicks]

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!

[RealCraftspirit]

The fact that you can choose a single pixel in the set to get an entirely different movie each time is actually amazing

[Thegamercat]

No LSD needed this video is trippy as hell.

[fuzedcorn]

This must be where the machine elves live.

[BenKrisfield]

and a pixel on one of those layers is our universe.

[kissingengland]

The rose at the heart of the universe. Incredible. Bravo.

[macronencer]

The colour palette really makes this special. Gorgeous! And the music is really excellent too. A wonderful experience. Thank you so much!

[snowlauncher]

Hauntingly beautiful and stupefying in complexity