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EM.II

by dbob

Minted
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Published
2022-10-31

EM.II generates artistic visualizations of Magnetic Fields. Your unique token hash determines parameters that generate 2 unique field displays (with and without annotation) AND bonus collaborative material! EM.II is the follow-on project to EM.I (electric fields).

Field displays are constructed line-by-line as you watch -- in either manual-mode mode OR auto-mode (continuously loops through all displays).

Each token generates multiple displays:

  • multicolor mapping of Magnetic Field lines
  • Magnetic Field intensity color mapping
  • Bonus Collaborative Material!

Each unique token hash is used to determine

  • number of sources (3-6)
  • relative strengths of the set of sources
  • arrangement of sources
  • color mapping (10 possibilities)

User Keyboard Interaction

Manual mode (default)

  • i key to display or dismiss this info
  • spacebar to move to the next display
  • left/right arrow keys to show/hide frame rate
  • up/down arrow keys to change frame rate
    • key to generate Bonus Content

Note: spacebar will move to the next display only after the current display completes rendering. It can take 30-60 seconds to complete a render when the frame rate is set to 60 fps.

Auto mode

  • a key to enter auto mode (continuously loops)
  • s key to exit auto mode

Important: To use other keys (manual mode) you must first exit auto mode (s key).

Your token's output is dimension agnostic and scales seamlessly to any screen size.

Copyright: CC-BY-NC-ND

Project information
fxhash project ID
20871
Runtime
fxhash snippet · params: no
Network
Tezos
Token contract
KT1U6EHmNxJTkvaWJ4ThczG4FSDaHC21ssvi
Issuer (mint) contract
KT1BJC12dG17CVvPKJ1VYaNnaT5mzfnUTwXv
Artist addresses
tz1auCNAzjgmdQ2KsZeGLyxM2pc9n9dcHaMo
Generator URI
ipfs://QmRn9ejXihxqHpCbpMHiPRsLhb6moViuL7ekVoJFZr6Zbu
Tags
physicsfieldssciencegenerative artdbob
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Editions 5

Ownership snapshot 2026-10-07
EM.II #1 static token preview

Owner: dbob

Token ID
1263778
Minted
2022-11-02
SeedoooEo3aCighe4VdTPKLG2nynAEdKK9cVbwZjxss5gSLwDEKF499
EM.II #5 static token preview

Owner: hannesrohde

Token ID
1263875
Minted
2022-11-02
SeedonkN1BMD8rRFePEgekWJZwu5xvM3tLo3qxXsTvwm4tDCANGLSRC

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30
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5
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Related articles

EM.I Companion Article

By dbob

This generative art project pays artistic tribute to the "Field" concept in physics. We are surrounded by and constantly interact with powerful invisible fields. Electric and magnetic field interactions are responsible for chemistry, biology, and all modern technology. Fields are foundational to all of modern physics. Theories of the microworld and of the large scale evolution of the cosmos are both based on the concept of fields and interactions.

Published
2022-10-17
Minted editions
222

Properties of Stars

By dbob

There are an enormous number of galaxies in the Universe. Each of those galaxies is home to hundreds of billions of stars. In fact, there are more stars in our galaxy, the Milky Way Galaxy, than there are grains of sand on all of Earth's beaches. Except for the Sun, stars are located at vast distances from Earth. So how do we determine the basic properties of stars from a distance? How do we determine their distance, temperature, brightness, size, mass, composition, and relative motion? The key to unlocking this knowledge is light (electromagnetic waves). Warning: there will be math! 😳

Published
2022-10-06
Minted editions
101
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