looking into the forth dimension

it also works with any image from a Space telescope (Hubble, Spitzer etc.) this is a video I made from one image of the Carina Nebula



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Huh...wow!

Yea I was pretty amazed too!

here's the image I accidentally stumbled upon



I was playing around with my free software and that image suddenly appeared somehow when I was drunk. I thought it was sort of cool but didn't try to replicate the image until I saw the stupid coronal hole triangle thread which sort of pissed me off



then I applied the same effect towards the end of that thread to the full disc A1A193 image and it actually turned out to be sort of interesting.

go figure

Ink Blots !

looks like sekmet

Has anyone tried this with the sun , moon, stars ? Earth?

here's an active region from January of this year.



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like I said it works with any kind of elemental image

150 views 2 1 star (total BS) votes so far

care to explain WHY you think so NAZI shills?

TIA

5*'s... amazing work, OP!

it's practically become an obsession for me..

I'd be interested in an attempt at an honest explanation instead of all the blind hatred from The NAZI's

thanks for your interest and vote btw!

wtf is that?

got anything CONSTRUCTIVE to add?

guess NOT huh?

well here's another video I made regarding the phenomena

thanks for the bump btw



[link to www.youtube.com]

Last Edited by RTS REDUX on 05/14/2012 04:06 AM

We don't actually know how our brains would process 4 dimensions, but you've definitely given our brains food for thought.

The faces are interesting and make me wonder if these things aren't actually alive. If they are alive, are they sentient? Some of them look like giant insects too.

OP~

Dude... Carina Nebula Pt.I&II looked like it could'a been a Tool video..

That was really cool. Dark&Twisted, but cool.

I've seen way more then I can add at this point to this thread but you are right and would be amazed. It's affected me in how I view the world and everything around me.

there seems to be lot's of common themes and aliens and insects are definitively common..

Last Edited by RTS REDUX on 09/14/2012 11:50 PM

This effect has been applied to the Sgt. Pepper album cover, and the results are startling.

is that so?

Amazing videos, crab nebula part 1 looked like baphomet and part 2 looked like an insectoid but crab like - probably where it got its name from.

here's that image..actually the A1A211..:/



second to the last post I made on that thread

Thread: Check this shit out I just noticed about the triangle on the Sun (Page 28)

Last Edited by RTS REDUX on 05/17/2012 10:44 AM

thanks I think it's pretty amazing too..

it's the Carina nebula btw..

Last Edited by RTS REDUX on 05/17/2012 10:44 AM

I redux, in a blink state, my perception is that you are on to something.... for now, marveling at the beautiful imagages that you have created. Time allowing later, I will review your technique. Thanks for sharing your creative wonders.

OP, aren't you the guy who saw a fire-breathing jezus on the sun's surface?

one word, one more time: pareidolia.

You're playing with symmetries on a 2D plane. We cannot see 4D. The closest we can get is 3D cross-slices of 4D. Even the following is a 2D projection with 3D perspective of a 4D hypercube/tesseract:

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this is the closest thing to 4d I've seen. and btw..I''m only bumping this thread cause I'm BORED. lol

if I get enough green karma I might even get motivated enough to make another video and shin this pit!

Way too much paranoia on GLP. It's nothing more than an image of Chaitain Volcano eruption-flipped horizontally/vertically and mirrored. At least it says so on youtube but that could be an Illuminati trick or Nephilim or worldwide Zionist banking conspiracy or Mossad, or Dick Cheney/Karl Rove/George Bush ... wait he's too stupid to plot, plot or some combination thereof.

Chaitain is located in Chile

Exactly.

thanks for playing

Last Edited by RTS REDUX on 09/15/2012 12:38 AM

this video is the earliest example of the same effect that I managed to find. It was posted in 2009.



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Last Edited by RTS REDUX on 09/15/2012 12:58 PM

These pictures are inspiring, and people who don't see there signifigance aren't meant to see.

I read that you rotate the images CCW, and mirror them. Could you give a little more information on how you accomplish this or is that all there is to it?

Thanks for these wonderful pictures!

Sorry I didn't respond to your post earlier but better late than never. I'm not signed in and have been banned for quite some time so I'll need to look for my password etc.

it's a very simple process.

flip the images either Horizontally or vertically then flip it back and merge the luminance 50%

that's how I describe it. If I knew more about photo editing I could describe it better.

Saying that I've just started playing with perspective.

I offset the images (in the case of the following video by 42%) then stack the image with it's opposite, set the perspective then mirror that and combine the two.

A close up pic can be seen in this thread
Thread: Mirrored Nature-Kliuchevskoi volcano (combined perspective)



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thanks for your kind words..not sure how I missed your post.

I must have been drunk or something that night.

saying that I didn't really create anything except a mirror image of whats out there in nature. THAT is the creative wonder imo

btw..here is some more info on the hyperspace 'angle' of these pictures. I still haven't verified that's what it is, but it seems more and more obvious.

via: Hyperspace Reality by Saul-Paul Sirag
[link to www.williamjames.com]

Even though Plato had said of his Academy: "Let no one enter here without geometry," it took many centuries for geometry to extend to the 4th dimension. It was the 4th dimension as a doorway to the spiritual realm that inspired this geometric foray. The philosopher who attempted to geometrize the Platonic realm was Henry More (1614-1687), an influential colleague of Isaac Newton at Cambridge University. He taught that the spiritual realm extended into a 4th dimension, which he called "spissitude." But this sort of thinking caught on only when mathematicians began exploring the geometry of higher dimensional spaces.

August Moebius (1790-1868) is most famous for his discovery of the Moebius strip, a surface that has only one side. But in 1827 he described how a 3-d object (such as a right handed glove) could be turned into its mirror image (a left-handed glove) by rotating it through 4-dimensional space. Such a rotation could also be used to tie or untie a knot (whose ends are connected as in the mathematical definition of a knot); and link or unlink a chain.

Johann Carl Friedrick Zoellner (1834-1882), an astronomer at the University of Leipzig (where Moebius taught), tried to prove that the spiritual realm was 4-dimensional by having mediums such as Henry Slade link two wooden rings (one of oak and one of alder). Slade never did this, but succeeded in convincing Zoellner that he could move things through the 4th dimension by (among other things) tying four trefoil knots in a loop of string whose ends were sealed together. Zoellner wrote about these ideas in the book, Trancendental Physics, which made the notion of the 4th dimension abhorrent among scientists.