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1. Magnetic Movie
1 year ago
The secret lives of invisible magnetic fields are revealed as chaotic ever-changing geometries . All action takes place around NASA's Space Sciences Laboratories, UC Berkeley, to recordings of space scientists describing their discoveries . Actual VLF audio recordings control the evolution of the fields as they delve into our inaudible surroundings, revealing recurrent ‘whistlers' produced by fleeting electrons . Are we observing a series of scientific experiments, the universe in flux, or a documentary of a fictional world?

More info here semiconductorfilms.com/root/Magnetic_Movie/Magnetic.htm

An Animate Projects commission for Channel 4 in association with Arts Council England.

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  • Paul Houlihan 1 year ago
    God, I love this.

    Any chance of you uploading an HD version?
  • Angela 7 months ago
    kimchi
    Science is truly amazing. but when you talk about replacing religion with science and giving it the kind of power that the church once had when dominating the state, you are completely ignorant of why religion has become so unpopular in the first place. Replacing one kind of mindless worship with another is not "enlightened"
  • Nekro Soma 5 months ago
    I never thought someone can call science a "mindless worship"
  • Antonio Segura plus 1 month ago
    nice video, greetings from sevilla
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  • Oh my god I'm so glad this is on vimeo now..so awesome!
  • Andrew Cornett plus 1 year ago
    yea way fresh yo
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  • Brown 1 year ago
    sublimely excellent
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  • Lyall Fvrphy 1 year ago
    fantastic
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  • Paul McClintock plus 1 year ago
    Science kicks arse!
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  • tadklimp 1 year ago
    finally on vimeo..!!
    guys, your work is amazing !!
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  • Jason Dettmer 1 year ago
    killer.
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  • defetto plus 1 year ago
    yeah amazing
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  • pixtur 1 year ago
    wow! Semiconductor rules. Always loved them since I saw "All the time in the world" at a film festival.
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  • Joshua Vorbis 1 year ago
    this is so good.
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  • SpiralBoy 1 year ago
    great work, nice vid+snd play
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  • Viperos 1 year ago
    This is absolutelly amazing
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  • Ivan 1 year ago
    This is a hoax, right? This is a impressive use of After Effects or similar, but no real science, right?
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  • A Beer 1 year ago
    It just does not matter, it is brilliant! Love it!
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  • Matt staff 1 year ago
    what animation program did you use to make this? It's stunning!
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  • Christian Anderson 1 year ago
    That was beautiful. HD version please.

    For those wondering: It's not a 'hoax' or a 'trick'. The video is simply using motion-tracked graphics to help visualize what the human eye (or camera, for that matter) cannot see. The presence of magnetic fields is of course real.
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  • Christian Anderson 1 year ago
    FYI: There are some real visual examples of magnetic fields seen here: youtube.com/watch?v=XliOko5xrr0
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  • William Jauregui 1 year ago
    awesome FX
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  • Peng Xiao 1 year ago
    I think I love science now.
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  • Nacho el Nacho 1 year ago
    (y)
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  • Okan ATAK 1 year ago
    Great...
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  • Dan Valentine plus 1 year ago
    Truly awesome. I love the whole film.
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  • Dak Washbrook 1 year ago
    is this real or is it added effects O.o i actually wondering xD
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  • Vincent van Haaff 1 year ago
    wow... was most of this modeled in a 3d app and keyframed with sound sensitive wiggle? or is it more programatically generative with something like processing? I am super impressed. Great work!
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  • zach marsh 1 year ago
    so good!! this is absolutely incredible!
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  • Cee Bee 1 year ago
    fascinating visuals. one of the prettiest videos i've seen on vimeo yet!
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  • Carlos Sang 1 year ago
    Must awesome thing I have ever seen in a long time.
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  • Ken Giangreco 1 year ago
    Nice work!
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  • tifredic 1 year ago
    very beautiful science :D
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  • adonis 1 year ago
    What a trip!
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  • Blazej Banys 1 year ago
    Great movie, respect .)
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  • Paul Robinson 1 year ago
    Interesting stuff!
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  • Joseph Brett 1 year ago
    I remember watching this one late night on Channel 4. It was great then, still great now.
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  • Angry Pedestrian 1 year ago
    Fine piece of work. Be proud.
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  • Ron Proctor 1 year ago
    It's a fun one to watch. I like the twitchiness in the soundtrack and visuals.

    The magnetic field lines on the wires are a little different than I would have expected (at least of there's current runnning)...
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  • Don Eglinski 1 year ago
    So amazingly beautiful! Thank you
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  • 3d60 1 year ago
    beautiful informative interpretive science...more plaese!!
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  • Max Lauch 1 year ago
    far out!
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  • arjuno kecil 1 year ago
    artificial (read cg) nature is so sublime. Love the combination of the two elements. great work.
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  • miquel Company 1 year ago
    Hello ! ;D I wnat to show you my shortfilm
    "A la deriva"

    vimeo.com/1137979
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  • Olga Mink 1 year ago
    great work, well done!
    Do you know Floris Kaayk?
    microbia.nl/
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  • Gabriel Shalom plus 1 year ago
    I like the documentary feel - have you seen the nature documentaries of Jean Painlevé?
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  • Colin Leipelt 1 year ago
    Dear God, this is effing incredible. Videos like this make me re-believe in the power of making
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  • Uponaschoolcloud 1 year ago
    >Jes :P Thanks for making a point

    A somehow reminding representation of a reality ? Excellent! Most people have no idea of the world they live in. If it has to be the Muppet way...brilliant :)))
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  • godino 1 year ago
    Amazing!
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  • Ken Hughes 1 year ago
    Wicked!
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  • Carlo Pico 1 year ago
    I think the sound designer deserves an award !
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  • Brummbaer 1 year ago
    I'm befuddled: Nothing in this "Magnetic Movie" makes much sense, even though the footage has some remarkable shapes and splines that look very much like magnetic lines.
    What looks totally wrong are the shadows of the little round particles and also the of the magnetic lines later in the film -- there is obviously only one light source for the effects, while the room has many lights across the ceiling. I know how to composite a shadow into a prerecorded environment, but why?However visible magnetic fields don't cast shadows and again, the shadows don't represent visible environment -- but why add them in the first place?
    It doesn't make the footage more credible.
    Also, the lines and particles seem to have one solid color, an effect that you get when you composite a black and white image and colorize it. An additive coloring might have looked more real, because it allows for transparency.
    Great camera tracking though!
    I would opine that it's a partially poorly done computer animation, whose shadows make no sense at all...but it is -- including the music -- so whimsical that it is fun.
    Wot iz your opinion?
    zis iz mine...
    Brummbaer
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  • Sasha Fornari plus 9 months ago
    totally amazing! great work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! wow wow wow.
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  • i want one as a pet at home!
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  • ned wright 8 months ago
    <3
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  • Awallafashagba 8 months ago
    FEXcellent
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  • Eric Sanderson 8 months ago
    This doesnt look real at all, is someone trying to play it off as real? It is cool none-the-less but its just not composited (or more color corrected) well.
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  • Jordi Puig 8 months ago
    woa... crying
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  • Discontinued 7 months ago
    This is incredibly good
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  • Tim Wilson 7 months ago
    It's amazing how our world changes when the invisible becomes visible. Considering radio frequencies and hundreds of other phenomena around us at all times, it's a good thing we can't see them. We truly live in a mysterious and miraculous world. leavethejobbehind.com
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  • Uncle Mumun 7 months ago
    "Considering radio frequencies and hundreds of other phenomena around us at all times"... inside us also, don't forget about it!

    We live in a world much wider and much more beautiful than we can perceive with our senses.
    However it is inside, also.
    'Common sense' means exactly what it says: the shared part of reality we can grasp with our senses. Technology helps us broaden the range of our perceptions, and helps us see what we cannot see due to our sensory limitations.
    Besides senses, we have a direct knowledge of all this, since it is our own nature, too, not only of the 'outside' world.
    First natural reaction to this: Panic.
    Then: Curiosity.
    Then: Practice.
    Then: You get used to it.
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  • Lord Pas 7 months ago
    It's just plain confusing. If there would be a biiig warning at the beginning saying (this is art, not actual science), then it'd be a little more Ok, but this way, it's just bad.

    Magnetic lines don't do these things. (A few of them maybe, but not this way either.)

    And the soundtrack, it's just irritating :)
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  • Peter Jones 7 months ago
    No, this is not real.
    It shows somethings that are sort of kind of close to reality but it was created to entertain. As Lord Pas says in his comment "This is art and not actual science". There should have been a disclaimer at the beginning.

    If you want to see magnetic fields look at the Aurora Borealis or dump some iron filings onto a sheet of paper held over a magnet. There are other ways but this ain't one of 'em.
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  • Jasper Heldenbergh 5 months ago
    That's really sweet man :)
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  • Matias Zubrzycki 5 months ago
    Very , very nice
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  • Wayne Campbell 2 months ago
    This video is soooo heavy!
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  • Ricardo Sousa 2 months ago
    Beautiful. Thank you.
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  • jacob 1 month ago
    i definitely didn't understand much of it, but great motion and form. and sound. lovely crunches!
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  • Rizki 28 days ago
    Wow, so cool. I really like science !
    your work is amazing, man.
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  • bookhling 24 days ago
    This is an awesome movie. Loved it!
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  • Sharon Niemczyk 21 days ago
    This is the most amazing film I've seen in years! An incredible collaboration between experimental animators and scientists.
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  • Annie Nichols 21 days ago
    I'm still mesmerised.
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