thanks for the suggestion, I'm not particularly interested in making this post more digestible for the masses even if it would lead to more clicks. I was working on a side project and in order to generate these images I used the term mandala toroidal field, color ect. And thats what they are, toroidal fields which in and of itself is pretty awesome to those who like that sort of thing.
Anyways, I probably bored you to death with that response but I've got little to do that I actually want to do and I feel passionate about these particular images. Hope you have a wonderful day Ozzie
Yeah, I think magic circle would be a better way to advertise them but the idea of letting people discover the term toroidal is more important to me (The heart's energy field according to some people is a Toroidal)
Just googled "toroidal heart field". Seems kind of esoteric at first glance. I have quite limited anatomical knowledge, so might need deeper dive to understand.
as I said, according to some people, but I like the idea either way. Thought maybe I should ask chatgpt, you may find this interesting...
is the heart's magnetic energy field a tordial
ChatGPT
Yes, the heart's electromagnetic field is often described as being toroidal in shape, similar to a donut or a looped coil. This model is often used in the field of bioelectromagnetism to describe the field produced by the heart, which is the strongest electromagnetic field produced by the human body.
The heart's magnetic field extends in all directions into the space around the body, but it is strongest along the axis of the heart. The concept of a "toroidal" field is an attempt to describe this three-dimensional field in a simplified manner.
Keep in mind, this is a model used to understand and visualize the phenomenon; the actual heart's electromagnetic field will vary and shift depending on a number of factors, including the current state of the heart, its rhythm, etc.
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Oh. How about magic circles?
thanks for the suggestion, I'm not particularly interested in making this post more digestible for the masses even if it would lead to more clicks. I was working on a side project and in order to generate these images I used the term mandala toroidal field, color ect. And thats what they are, toroidal fields which in and of itself is pretty awesome to those who like that sort of thing.
Anyways, I probably bored you to death with that response but I've got little to do that I actually want to do and I feel passionate about these particular images. Hope you have a wonderful day Ozzie
OH, and one more thing, in my opinion you're 100% correct, a toroidal is a magic circle
Indeed looks like something a magic caster would utilize.
Yeah, I think magic circle would be a better way to advertise them but the idea of letting people discover the term toroidal is more important to me (The heart's energy field according to some people is a Toroidal)
Just googled "toroidal heart field". Seems kind of esoteric at first glance. I have quite limited anatomical knowledge, so might need deeper dive to understand.
as I said, according to some people, but I like the idea either way.
Thought maybe I should ask chatgpt, you may find this interesting...
is the heart's magnetic energy field a tordial
ChatGPT
Yes, the heart's electromagnetic field is often described as being toroidal in shape, similar to a donut or a looped coil. This model is often used in the field of bioelectromagnetism to describe the field produced by the heart, which is the strongest electromagnetic field produced by the human body.
The heart's magnetic field extends in all directions into the space around the body, but it is strongest along the axis of the heart. The concept of a "toroidal" field is an attempt to describe this three-dimensional field in a simplified manner.
Keep in mind, this is a model used to understand and visualize the phenomenon; the actual heart's electromagnetic field will vary and shift depending on a number of factors, including the current state of the heart, its rhythm, etc.
This is much different than what I normally post but I liked these so much I just had to share even if its not much