11 Dimensions - Mandelbrot Fractal Zoom (4k 60fps)

11 Dimensions is a Mandelbrot fractal zoom created with Kalles Fraktaler. Please hit subscribe!

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Zoom Level : 1.412e219

Co-ords of image:
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Zoom: 1.41200697933E219

Music: William Tell Overture - Rossini

[FabledGentleman]

This is one of the most beautiful things i have seen in my entire life.

[MathsTown]

Hi all!, After several requests, I have decided to re-licence this video under the "Creative Commons Attribution Licence" which should allow you to use this video for all your own projects, and simply provide a credit. (Click the licence link in the video description for more info). Please be sure to comment or message if you do use the video so I can check it out.

[philipparanthoiene]

Possibly the best zoom I have seen in 30 years of observation

[Raptorman]

"Today, a young man on acid realized that all matter is merely energy condensed to a slow vibration. That we are all one consciousness experiencing itself subjectively. There is no such thing as death, life is only a dream and we're the imagination of ourselves" . . . "Here's Tom with the weather"

[DeluviumOfficial]

For people asking if the Mandelbrot set is real or generated, it's real in the same sense that a galaxy is real. You can view a galaxy through a telescope. If you keep zooming in, you are just discovering new characteristics about the Galaxy that were already there. It's not like you are creating that as you zoom. It was already there.

[existenceispain_geekthesiren]

I have ADHD and need something constantly going on in front of me to go to sleep, which as you can imagine is very difficult to manage. I often need to be watching/listening to a video while playing solitare or something of the sort to get tired, but this combination of math, art, music and brainless while captivating energy is the best sleep inducer I've found yet. Thank you.

[bgrady]

Watching this makes me think of the choices we have in life and the endless possibilities. Every time it would randomly zoom on a spot I didn’t expect, it’s like a life story of someone. When I was 30 I had a kid, it zoomed left. What if I married someone else? Zooms left. Took that job out of state? Zooms right...

[waytoohypernova]

normal people:
me: *"but i wanted to go **_that_** way!"*

[gageblackwood]

Mind boggling masterpiece. Thank You. After seeing this how can anybody ever say math is boring?

[MCtechh]

I don't know why but when I think about this deeper, it gets scary for some reason.

[LuizBHMG]

10^219 - this is fucking much!!! The size of the observable universe is 9*10^26 meters and the Planck length, 1.6*10^-35 meter. This means that, if you zoom from the universe in, you'll reach the atom, the quarks, the strings and it's not even half way the amount of zoom you see in this video!!! For example, if the Mandelbrot set you see in 0:03 were the universe and you start zooming in, you would reach the strings and Planck constant at about 3:30 and then you simply cannot go further, according to the physics of today. This shows how powerful is our imagination and how far can we go with mathematics…

Calculating: 10^27/10^-35 = 10^62. From 0:04 to 12:12 - zoom approx. logarithmic, so 728 seconds. 62/219 = 0, 2831. So 0, 2831*728 = 206 seconds, so from 0:04 to 3:30 you go from the size of the universe to the planck length. And the meter would be reached at about 1:34.

[Beef_Strokinoff]

I bet at the end of the Mandelbrot Set you'll find Waldo.

[MarkusOdds]

After watching this I had intense optical illusions, like everything was moving away from me. Crazy!

[EpicLuigi]

This may be my favorite fractal video on YouTube. The music choice is excellent and the colors are beautiful!

[SSCell]

Watching this makes me want to cry. It's so beautiful.

[charliemarley]

This is a masterpiece. The music compliments the zoom so well! Explains life in a way. It's art dammit! Haha one love to all

[a.k.m.]

Why do these Mandelbrot sets make me smile all the time?

[DrUndies]

I started playing with fractals back in 1987 I think.
It was with an MS-DOS programme written for the IBM compatible (nice term) 386 computer ( not sure if it needed a math co-processor) The math coprocessor came built in with the the 486.
The program named "Fractint" - for Fractals generated by Integer maths. Written as freeware by the Stone Soup Group.
After 30 years - fractals still amaze me.

[skidooshlayman]

"The inner machinations of my mind are an enigma."
- Patrick Star

[ralfoide]

This is such a treat. Beautiful rendering and a nice choice of palette, and a nice place to zoom into. I used to render such zoom anims 20-30 years ago using Fractint and rendering an image in 1hour-1day, yet not even reaching 1/10th of the depth of this zoom.