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By admin | June 16, 2011
Some cool 3d web technology images:
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PhotonQ-Mandelbulblue World
Image by PhOtOnQuAnTiQuE
Creating and exploring this fractal world, with an amazing software Mandelbulber . An experimental application designed to help you render 3D Mandelbrot fractals and fly / zoom, through them like if you were in a new dimension, exploring an Alien spaceship or travelling to the nano world .
Mind blowing experience, fun to do and beautiful at the same time. (spent most of last night playing with it. So absorbing and full of options, that I realised what time it was…when the sun came up… O=)
Here are two Mind Blowing HD videos. Made by xlace they will give you an idea of how cool this tool is. But more than that, how beautiful mathematics can be.
Relax, turn on the sound, put it on full screen and enjoy the Fractal Ride (Eppie I am sure you are going to love the "mathemaspiritual experience" =)
Video un Mandelbox trip
Video deux Trip to center of hybrid fractal
Talking about fractals, Legendary French mathematician Benoit Mandelbrot, father of Fractals, died last week. He was at TED this year and gave this great talk on Fractals and the art of roughness.
Here is the link to Download Mandelbulber on sourceforge-net. Have fun !! =)
And here is a web page full of beautiful and interesting Hypercomplex Fractals + few more amazing visualisations here or under this photo.
Beautiful:
DIT IOLE Elfay Class 5A
Image by Sitearm
"Perhaps education delivered by 3D Web has an advantage in being less formal while still fully honoring academic standards. In any event, I know I had fun! *coff*"
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Modern Technology
Image by zharth
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And before you say, "text-based computing isn’t modern!", you should know that this program is actually the backbone for an interactive 3D environment that may, just may, sow the seeds for a new revolution in the way we surf the ‘net.
I’m not actually a hardcore computer nerd – though sometimes I think that would be nice – I’m just a regular guy who spends entirely too much time on the computer. And I’m excited about the general direction in which technology is headed. After all, technology is the power of Man[kind]. And if I could upload my consciousness into the Wired, I’d do it without a second thought. I am patiently awaiting the Seventh Protocol.
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Wonderful 3d web technology:
Solid Edge Insight web portal search
Image by Siemens PLM Software
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June 16th, 2011 at 8:37 am
"Hell Just Froze Over" 5 minutes ago, possibly because someone found the definitely-really-true-and-we-mean-it-this-time-3D …. Mandelbrot."
"Ice Cream From Neptune" What, Neptune* from our solar system? Neah, we’re talking about a planet unique in all but the name, near the distant edge of the universe. They have advanced food making equipment, and an eye for detail, so they regularly consume attractive cornetto-esque dishes, sometimes in the shape you see above.
* Yes we renamed it. We mistakingly used the planet’s old name that was in use until around 50,000 years ago. By another massive but convenient coincidence, they themselves renamed it for similar reasons to Professor Farnsworth’s story from Futurama."
"Here is a 3D variation of the Glynn Julia set, based on my modified version of Daniel White’s squarring formula for raising a 3D hypercomplex number ("triplex") to the power of 1.5."
"Pickover stalks are 2D fractals, composed of cross-shaped orbit traps invented by Clifford Pickover. These images were created by extending this concept into 3 dimensions."
June 16th, 2011 at 9:15 am
Cool cool cool!!!! Wow wow wow!!!!
The top image is so very very cool… and then I scroll down and see those others!
I want to play, explore, discover, create!!!!
Thank you soooooo much for the links to the video journies and to download mandelbulber. Too bad I have things to do right now… so I have to leave it for later… but it’s such a wonderful thing to look forward to. Like waiting for christmas!
I will check out also Mandelbrot’s talk later – in case I have not seen it yet.
Thank you photonquantique! And thank you, Mandelbrot, for your gifts! You will be more than remembered.
June 16th, 2011 at 9:53 am
Wow!!! want to make those too!!! Not sure when will get to them… wish would have yours or Steve’s more scientific mind for this or my dad’s… i got exploring those fractal worlds made by some other people on flickr a few weeks ago… caught my attention big time but you are taking it to a completely different level!!! infinite wow!!! for the lack of better word…in English…
June 16th, 2011 at 10:29 am
Very Avatarish! Unbelievable programs available today.
June 16th, 2011 at 11:09 am
I thought, you Dr. Dad will say something like "what are you all smoking?" – just teasing… it is very cool and does blow one’s mind away…
June 16th, 2011 at 11:28 am
Bluetiful ! The developer, Daniel White, is an amateur fractal image maker. The story of Mandelbulb is sketched here.
June 16th, 2011 at 11:55 am
Wow – remarkable images! Looks like you have good control over that software.
And the video link was quite fascinating.
June 16th, 2011 at 12:21 pm
looks like some scary rubber with mysterious properties :p… "huh..yuhm..huh?" on the Neptune explanation..
on the other hand if that was tomato..it would be a plastic one…as an approximation to organic..
that ice cream is pretty…overall -so very cool…i lack fascination with fractals..but yep–striking..
the one that looks like aloe vera is the only one that doesn’t mess with my head
June 16th, 2011 at 12:34 pm
transzendent
June 16th, 2011 at 12:54 pm
waw!
I love this!!!
those are pictures that my imagination could not create!
It’s great to see this!
June 16th, 2011 at 1:20 pm
I like this Ice cream from Neptune very much!
June 16th, 2011 at 1:30 pm
to photonQ: i have a question: tried to uploan this software to my home computer and was able to get all the files and not sure what to do next… no icon to start the program itself.. pardon my ignorance.. is there anything else needed? may be this is just an additon to some other type of software… confused.
June 16th, 2011 at 1:58 pm
Congratulations! Your photo has made it to the bottom in Top 20 Blue.
Please post it to Top 20 Blue’s Bottom Shots.
June 16th, 2011 at 2:44 pm
Hi! I would really enjoy this all, but I am having major problems with the speed. Takes forever to do even the smallest thing – too long to be able to explore and discover. I wonder what the problem would be. Or who do I turn to, to ask? (Solerena, you have to open the file from wherever you saved it. Once open, you will see a whole bunch of different kinds of files. Choose the thing that looks like a screen called "install" – then just go to the second little thing that looks like a screen called "mandelbulber" and choose that… wait a bit and the settings window will open up (which I haven’t even had to explore yet)… to test for an initial image (default settings), click on "render"… another window will open to show the image which will now begin to appear (in my case, very slowly). Moving the mouse in the picture will cause the rendering to begin again from a different location.