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Box of infinities - A Mandelbox film
Imagine infinity. What does it look like? "Infinite" may appear huge, but there are an infinite number of infinities. Let's watch a box fractal, the Mandelbox, that shows one way of an infinite number of infinities. This video shows approximately ω^(-1) % of detail depth at a fractal power of -1.5 and UHD quality. We see IFS branches and different camera pitches - all in one at one fractal corner and discover a complex 3D world. Our descendants and descendants' descendants will show you the rest (100-ω^(-1)) % of the overwhelming world of this variation of the Mandelbox. PS: You can double the video speed to watch it in 60 FPS, but you might miss some details. PPS: Because of the similarity of the first and the last frame, you can theoretically watch this without ending, like the Mandelbox depth is :).
Stats: Statistik: 339,314,851,142 Bytes of rendered frames. 146,527,620,311 Bytes Video-RAW (103.699660 Megabyte per second) 104,911,729,066 Bytes Video size for YouTube (74.247508 Megabyte per second) Pixel: 381,600 Megapixels Frames: 42400 Render duration: ca. 42 h (via OpenCL; CPU rendering about 83200 minutes (1386 h; 0.16 years or approx. 2 month). FPS: 30 Frames rendered with: mandelbulber2 Frames united with: VirtualDub2 Video scraps united with: mkvmerge All work done by Nintendokater(=PantheraLeo1359531).
Mandelbox
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- Archive
- Wikimedia Commons, in Wikimedia Commons
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- CC BY 4.0, as the Wikimedia Commons states it.
- Rights statement
- Creative Commons Attribution 4.0
- Credit
- PantheraLeo1359531
- Subtitles
- German
- Who can watch
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