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    • Hunting the Hidden Dimension

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      This compelling and informative documentary takes viewers back to 1978. A time when technology is nowhere near the capacity in which it is today. During this voyage back in time we’re taken to Boeing Aircraft in Seattle where engineers were busily working to try and design an experimental aircraft. Loren Carpenter, a young computer scientist was helping them in this revolutionary adventure. He was attempting to help them visualize what planes might look like in flight.In order to do so, Carpenter would get the data from the engineers and create pictures of them from various angles, but he wanted to make it better. He wanted the ability to place a mountain behind them. At the time there was no method in which he would be able to do the mountains via the computer as they were made up of millions and millions of tiny polygons. Keep in mind back then, the computers were slower than those we currently have in our watches.

      Hunting the Hidden Dimension takes us into this period of time in which Carpenter wanted to create a landscape that planes could fly through. Unfortunately there was no existing animation techniques that allow him to do so and so he started learning fractals and the fractal geometry of nature. This film examines fractals in-depth.

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      Published on October 1, 2009 · Filed under: Science, Technology

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    • Akhmadh

      Wow …. Infinite Dimensions still more to learn ??? One of the best Documentaries..

    • robertm

      Excellent documentary.

      If you want to actually LEARN something though, I highly recommend Mandelbrot's book The Fractal Geometry of Nature.

    • Dan Rayson

      Having just watched the doc called – "DNA" http://www.documentary-log.com/d325-dna/

      This documentary makes me think a bit deeper into how DNA "interpolates" in a fractal manner into complete organisms. I suggest watching watching both of these good quality docs :) You'll see what I mean if you watch both.

      The man's voice in this episode annoys me :-/ "Grrr… A VOLCANO erupted, KILLING zero EFFECTING three BILLION!" With lots of the classic "But then in Atlanta…" narration cop-outs.

    • spacebunny

      This is one of my favorite documentaries. For anyone who is interested in a equally quality documentary on a totally unrelated subject I suggest "Inside the Medieval Mind." It's a four part series that explores what people in the middle ages thought about philosophy, sex, beliefs, and knowledge.