🌀Portals allow for instantaneous transportation from one location to another.
🔁When a portal passes through itself, objects entering one portal come out of the same portal.
🕳️Portals do not have an 'inside' - objects entering a portal are immediately outside the other side.
🌌The mathematics behind portals passing through themselves becomes infinitely strange and recursive.
💻The creation of the animations in this video involved computer coding and visual effects software.
What are portals?
—Portals are sci-fi devices that allow instantaneous transportation between two locations.
What happens when a portal passes through itself?
—When a portal passes through itself, objects entering one portal come out of the same portal.
Do portals have an 'inside'?
—No, portals do not have an 'inside'. Anything that passes through a portal is immediately outside the other side.
How do portals work in 2D space?
—In 2D space, portals function similarly to 3D portals, with objects exiting at the same relative position.
What is the significance of computer coding in creating the animations?
—Computer coding was used alongside visual effects software to create the animations in this video.
00:06Introduction to the concept of portals and the question of what happens when a portal passes through itself.
00:18Explanation of how objects entering a portal come out of the same portal.
00:32Introduction to the 2D representation of portals and their relative positions.
01:09Demonstration of how a portal can pass through itself in 2D space.
02:22Explanation of how a portal can pass through itself in 3D space.
03:45Promotion of Nebula Classes, a platform offering classes by various creators, including coding and video editing.
