The magnetic pendulum: birds-eye view The coloring indicates which of the 3 magnets (red, green or blue) the pendulum ultimately came to rest at .. this image took about 5 hours to renderpic.twitter.com/C57aDaAp6Y
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Chaotic motion of a magnetic pendulum under the influence of gravity and 3 magnets •The colors indicate which magnet (red, green or blue) the pendulum ultimately ends up atpic.twitter.com/JXPTNyIDD9
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Higher quality version here:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_XB6LEvlQFs&feature=youtu.be …
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This animation was inspired by the great Paul Nylander, who has many amazing animations on his website. http://www.bugman123.com/Fractals/index.html …
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This animation was a couple months in the making off & on to get it just right. So if you find this (or other) source code useful or just want to support my work in general, consider becoming a $1 Patron.https://www.patreon.com/inertialobserver …
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This is awesome man! I feel bad for your computer tho
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oh yea it was working overtime for sure
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Beautiful! Just want to make sure I understand: do you always release the pendulum from rest? And then color the starting point in the xy plane (the point above which the pendulum was released) with the color of the magnet it ultimately approaches?
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Yeap! No initial velocities
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Jesus H. Christ, how long did the calculation of the colours take?
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Like 5 hours of rendering
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