Zooming in a Mandelbrot Fractal by a Ratio of 10^227

The resolution of the image is 1080**1920 (pixels per inch).
A great acknowledgment to the (anonymous) author of that animation.
It took him about 4 weeks to calculate the log(z)-plane (where z belongs to Cauchy-plane) and about 1 hour to assemble the video-animation.
Are you conscious that 10^227 [the zooming ratio here] is a "mega-tremendous" number ? As a matter of comparison, the number of particles (constituting atoms) in the defined universe is about 10^80 !

Next time I will combine this video with a beautiful and profound music.

K.E

[beanietechie]

I don’t understand how something that is literally infinitely complex is computationally possible to render in such quality

[KUBE]

Finding my sock in the laundry machine

[thirdtemple]

This is actually very good to test if YouTube is freezing. I fixed it today and the constant consistent zooming with no stops helped

[lenagonzaga]

I remembered when our class got into a field trip for a day in a science museum, there's a mf touchscreen that's dedicated to fractals, and you can zoom it like this, and I almost spent the whole day just zooming HAHAHAHAHA

[HydraLikesPlaying]

When you drop your pen
The pen goes to :

[danbian]

Fractals are things that is endless amount of patterns, after a lil bit they probably trick you that your back where you were before but no, your just going further with the zoom

[goodboispiffy]

Why the heck does this relax me when I should be scarred for life?

[thejackasaur]

After staring at the middle for so long, I’m like Gizmo from the Gremlins.

“Bright Light!!!!”

[that-guy]

i legit stared at the middle the entire video...it hurts so so much help me

[ajhoningford]

My math teacher showed me this and now I’m scarred for life and scared to death





WHAT IS MY

[wherewhathowwhywhen]

This is really how big the universe is

[adawg]

It’s always crazy when your super deep in just to see another Mandelbrot set shape thing like the beginning black circles pop up technically every single infinite zoom ends at one of these? The entire thing always ends at a Mandelbrot set? What is life

[jellynuggets]

Why does this have a meme kind of vibe.

[trents]

This scares the hell out of me, it's like I'm looking into the void.

[letterbrandon]

I feel like this just kinda shows that life just happened, like there is no beginning or end it is here and now

[gdjeff]

I’m so anxious after watching this ;-;

[kariporter]

We just need one that shows the fractals of the molecules of life and how DNA zooms in to become planets, and electrons, and the different orbital shapes of the electron clouds, and galaxies, and stars being formed, and sperms and eggs joining, and p-orbitals repeating to supernovas, and protein structures lining up along the backbone of the DNA, and the backbone of the human body, and the shape of the brain, and the shape of every brain-looking seed in repeating plants, repeating planets, and brain-looking sub-structures within the human body. So that we all can recognize we are in an infinite cosmic fractal existence that repeats but is never the same, like a song that just keeps getting better every time they make a new remix, then you put on the old classic version again. Life.

[Hannodb]

I feel like I've been looking into the dead lights.

[jillunderwood]

this helps me sleep




this is how many other people it helps

[seanski]

I wonder how far you'd have to zoom in order to find something that resembles something in the real world, as the Mandelbrot set is infinitely complex there are infinite things that can be seen, makes you wonder if our reality is just a super far zoomed in fractal.