[Art]

 This is the Hardest Mandelbrot Zoom in 2017. New record of 750,000,000 iterations!

This is huge to an extremely huge factor of Zooming into an object yet maintaining sharpness of image.
Some will get a feeling of traveling into the image.
The video is over Five and a half minutes so give a watch and be drawn into this graphic image....

[Freddy]

I have fond memories of Mandelbrot sets from when I had my Atari ST - always amazed me.

[Freddy]

Here's another one that popped up.

[ranch vermin]

if u fractal data,  it ands with itself... see here..

101011011

then the next zoom of the fractal...

101011011 000000000 101011011 000000000 101011011 101011011 000000000 101011011 101011011   

then the next zoom...

101011011 000000000 101011011 000000000 101011011 101011011 000000000 101011011 101011011   
000000000 000000000 000000000 000000000 000000000 000000000 000000000 000000000 000000000
101011011 000000000 101011011 000000000 101011011 101011011 000000000 101011011 101011011   
000000000 000000000 0?0000000 000000000 000000000 000000000 000000000 000000000 000000000
101011011 000000000 101011011 000000000 101011011 101011011 000000000 101011011 101011011   
101011011 000000000 101011011 000000000 101011011 101011011 000000000 101011011 101011011   
000000000 000000000 000000000 000000000 000000000 000000000 000000000 000000000 000000000
101011011 000000000 101011011 000000000 101011011 101011011 000000000 101011011 101011011   
101011011 000000000 101011011 000000000 101011011 101011011 000000000 101011011 101011011   

then in that table if you access x=1 y=2 z=3   you get a&b&c in one hit.  (the question mark.   and its zero.)

[Art]

One anomaly about these "zoom in" viewings is that I find that my eyes are quickly scanning about the central portion of the image, trying to focus on where the actual center is going to be. It feels like my eyes are doing a dance, darting around, looking for that one spot where the zooming will take them.

Cool and trippy stuff!

[ranch vermin]

the 2d ones are just as good as the 3d ones,   they have halucinagenic properties.