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What's The Difference?
- Thread starter Windsor
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erection2015
Alfrescian (InfP) + C
dunno leh bro. Tried to figure out but cant. All i know is the second one is very hairy and erect.
They look quite similar but totally unlike even though both as branches and twigs. Keep guessing bro...
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2011/12/pictures/111229-best-pictures-month-auroras-deserts-rivers-refugees/?source=hp_dl1_news_photos20111231#/best-news-pictures-december-california-desert_46339_600x450.jpg
This was taken over the desert of Baja California, Mexico. The water seeping through the sands make a beautiful scene, doesn't it? These fractals are the blueprint of all creation and we find the same structures in plant growth, their root systems and our blood vessels. Awesome!
last checked on chaos theory, there's order in chaos
much as the fractals look random, there's always a structure from a different vantage point
Bronchi ?
One is a cross-section of a lung and the other one, a tree ?
What is the difference between these 2 pictures?
One is a cross-section of a lung and the other one, a tree ?
One got Nat Geo logo, the other one no have.
This was taken over the desert of Baja California, Mexico. The water seeping through the sands make a beautiful scene, doesn't it? These fractals are the blueprint of all creation and we find the same structures in plant growth, their root systems and our blood vessels. Awesome!
there's a difference yet similarity between fractals of water flow through a desert and fractals of branches on a tree. they don't criss cross or overlap in the former. they do in the latter as the tree is 3-dimensional seen in 2 dimensions. if the tree is shown in 3 dimensions, the fractals do not criss cross or overlap.
