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All content by Wolfgang Beyer with the program Ultra Fractal 3, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons
The renowned Mandelbrot set is home to an unending plethora of extravagant details. This section resembles a cluster of galaxies speckling the cosmos.

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Rajin Tahsan, Staff Reporter
March 14, 2023
The renowned Mandelbrot set is home to an unending plethora of extravagant details. This section resembles a cluster of galaxies speckling the cosmos.

Notice that this bulb-like formation scatters the Mandelbrot set at all levels. It appears like the edge of a black hole ready to subsume its surroundings.

The interlude between two event horizons of the Mandelbrot set reveals a narrow valley for the wisps of stars (the tails of the Mandelbrot set) to shine.

Zooming out you will find the famous shape of the Mandelbrot set, which is frequently dubbed the 'poster child of mathematics.' No matter where you zoom into the Mandelbrot set, this shape will reappear infinitely, the only difference being it will be entrenched beneath more complex detail.

Zooming into a tail of the Mandelbrot set reveals a spiraling structure composed of nebulae-shaped bodies.

These nebulae-shaped bodies are home to a teeming jungle of microbial bodies.

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