@liquid__drip: Destroying Angels — Thin-film interference is an optical phenomenon that occurs when light waves reflect off both the upper and lower boundaries of a microscopic film, causing the overlapping waves to recombine and interfere with each other. This interaction enhances certain wavelengths of light while eliminating others, resulting in the vivid, swirling iridescent color patterns commonly observed in soap bubbles, oil slicks on water, and tempered steel. #galaxy #fractal #universe #reflection #fluidart

Gabriel :

When she enters my brain

janedontjive :

The pan flute really brings the experience another level

mvnny. :

I want that dripped into my eyes

Claydog R :

I'm so curious now about the physics of what is happening. I would love to see a video of this effect at a zoomed in molecular level.

Patchy 🩷s V4 Flower :3 :

oooo shapes and colorssss

Judi Blu :

kind of what I see when I close my eyes, but no static 💜💜💜💜

🧡💛salmonmeister🩵💙 :

The music is so well synced with the video

tasahcuce :

Reminds me of the late 90’s on the windows media player while listening to music

joygrove74 :

Life and technicolor.

☆icansee☆ :

andrewricks711 :

Holy hell Camel!!! Listening to Camel and playing my flute is a peak vibe! I'll also throw on some fractels but this is awesome!

Behelitt :

This gets you high

Anomaly8 :

This would be bad ass live at music events

Emery Brewer :

I want this on my ceiling

LadyLaineLewis :

projector underneath

furever :

kind of like watching an Iris Agate be born...😁🤩🥰

Icefisher26 :

How I would describe a Pink Floyd song

Billy M533 :

reindeer𓃴 :

idk why, but my first thought was gale of waterdeep

Shifty_0 :

Peak song choice, love camel

gmrv.lupe :

Kinda looks like if the sun exploded in the galaxy

DreamSight :

I used to love seeing puddles like these on the street corners as a child. The water piled up from whatever car they washed by the curbs of the sidewalks. I would stare at the colors in amazement.

Mrs. Cheese :

Liquid portals

Papi Pizza :

This is what you see on the other side of a black hole.