First, Protostar:
In nature, protostars collapse under their own gravity until enough heat is generated to ignite nuclear fusion, at which point they become stars. The image above is my interpretation of a protostar, just before the moment it becomes a star. As for Star, my post-ignition interpretation, here it is:
While I did just make these images, they are simply inverted-color versions of images I made back in 2012, using Geometer’s Sketchpad. Here are the original-color versions (which I don’t like as much, myself), presented in a smaller size. You may enlarge either or both with clicks, if you wish.




Hi, When I press the ‘scroll’ keys the images seem to pulsate ! ( I have to look at this in peripheral vision) The most striking one for this is the first image. I would love to know how this happens, please could you explain ? It’s amazing! :o)
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I’m afraid I don’t know the explanation, but suspect it is related to interference patters.
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