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In just 1023 bytes of JavaScript, this fractal visualizer (apparently inspired by an article on Distance Estimated 3D Fractals) distills a lot of complex mathematics into a tiny representation, using less than a thousandth of the space of an average web page.
http://js1k.com/2016-elemental/details/2552
http://js1k.com/2016-elemental/demo/2552
(discovered via Jacob Garbe)