For one, you can’t infinitely zoom into any fractals in Frax because eventually the iPhone’s 64-bit chip won’t be able to distinguish the position of one pixel from another. “Frax ...

allowing you to create mesmerizing 3D fractals which you can fall forever into. Developer Marius Schilder added Boxplorer2 Oculus Rift support and used it to create an eerie Rift-ready ...

This means that whether you zoom in or out ... at the sight of the enzyme’s spontaneous assembly into the iconic fractal ...

You can zoom and pan relatively rapidly with ... As evidenced by posts by Beddard and Krause that delve into the nature of fractals, creating Frax was clearly a labor of love.

The two ingredients that went into creating this were the Microsoft ... (In the real world, objects can only be roughly fractal, at some level of zoom the repetition will end.

As it happens, these four lines can serve as a perfect metaphor for the infinitely detailed, "self-similar" nature of fractals. In this interactive, zoom deep into a Mandelbrot set, the most ...

He will demonstrate his new software, which could evolve into a biological equivalent ... things to see at different scales of zoom, Dr Rosindell used fractal-based algorithms similar to those ...

you'll see that it's, it's broken down into pieces. So as you zoom in more closely, you'll keep seeing smaller and smaller pieces. Definitely that is totally what fractals are all about.