
Aizawa Metamorphosis Loop 36 s · 200M particles · the sphere with a tunnel
Famous strange attractors rendered at 100 million particles and more, and eight new ones found by a GPU search through 2.5 billion random flows. Every one was re-checked in full 64-bit precision, and the audit retracted two of our own.

Discoveries II Strange attractors, searched 84 s seamless loop · 160M particles · 4K60 HDR
Then a full-precision audit dropped two of our own: Harp leaks 37% of its seeds, and Tulip, from the first search, turned out to be transient chaos that always escapes. Tulip’s story is in the write-up.
Read: Chaos with nothing to orbit
Aizawa Metamorphosis Loop 36 s · 200M particles · the sphere with a tunnel

Attractor Metamorphosis Loop 160M particles flow through six classic attractors in one cloud

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Magnetic Basins Loop 14.7M magnetic pendulums, one per pixel, paint their own fractal

Conch Write-up 15 terms pruned to 7, with zero fixed points
Thomas Bloom Loop friction eases 0.20 → 0.075 and back across 150M particles
Discoveries (I) Loop six attractors from 1.6M random flows; one later retracted
Hyperchaos 4D Live threads a four-dimensional flow drawn as about 170 threads you can twist
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Lighter live versions that run on a phone, a laptop or in Vision Pro, each under 1 MB to load. They are real-time simulations, so the particle counts are far below the renders above.

Strange Attractors (opens in a new tab) Live · WebXR 200,000 particles fly from Lorenz to Aizawa, Thomas and Halvorsen

Three-Body Ink 3D (opens in a new tab) Live · WebXR three orbs on a real three-body orbit stir glowing ink until one escapes
More live pieces are at everdust.ai/play (opens in a new tab)