Visualizing every Chaos (the Butterfly Effect)

Sit back, relax, and watch the invisible rules of the universe take shape. This is a visual exploration of "Strange Attractors"—complex mathematical equations from chaos theory that trap particles in beautiful, infinite, and non-repeating loops.
I made it public: https://www.bigdas.com/tool/simulations/smooth-chaos

🎧 Best experienced with headphones.

⏱️ Chapters:
0:00 - Chen Attractor (Dual Wing) | 40k Particles
0:14 - Thomas Cyclic Attractor | 40k Particles
0:37 - Halvorsen Attractor (Symmetric) | 110k Particles
1:01 - Aizawa Attractor (Sphere) | 110k Particles
1:19 - Lorenz Attractor (Classic Butterfly) | 60k Particles

What are you looking at?
In mathematics, a strange attractor represents the complex behavior of a chaotic system. Even though the particles are following deterministic rules, their paths never perfectly cross or repeat. It is the literal visual representation of the "butterfly effect."

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