Fractals: The Fabric of Forever

I have created another planetary fractal algorithm. Just as in Infinite Fractal Gardens, this planet is also both finite and infinite and for the same reasons.

This fractal algorithm is distinctly different from that used in infinite Fractal Gardens. For example, here, I have placed a major emphasis on color. I hope viewers find it to be as beautiful as I do. Also, journeys into the infinite passageways are layered rather than linear.

For those who have asked how it is possible that something can be infinite within a finite structure, the answer is this: There is no limit (at least mathematically) to inner space. I suspect there is no such limit in reality either, although Max Planck would disagree (c.f. the Planck Length).

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• fractals
• nature
• tomita
• golden
• mean
• fibonacci
• ecology
• gardens
• planets
• extraterrestrial
• science
• educational

[blackchisel97]

You have achieved your goal abysimus. Amazing journey into the infinite wonderland...did I just see a chestnut leaf? Maybe not, it feels much softer under my feet while I dive deeper and deeper...

Thank you

[abysimus]

Hi Blackchisel97. I am so glad to connect on the wonderland-like character of my fractal planet. I have gained substantially in hardware, software, and technical expertise since that creation and have been toying with the idea of fashioning a much more sophisticated version. Do you think I should?

[Nymfipapukaija]

What happened to Infinite Fractal Gardens?

[RoboticusMusic]

you are gods messenger of heavenous proportions.

[blackchisel97]

Hi Abysimus. I work around a few ideas at the same time but I got tempted into this wonderland too. I've never done this before and I'm sure it's silly comparing to what you must already know. I created couple fractals today and gave them names :)

Since you asked me - I wouldn't resist!

Regards

V

[LonelyMoonRise]

wonderful this world of fractals, it is as if I walk in a heavenly cristal garden.