Solving The Mystery of The Circles - A Follow-up to

Today we explore a subject brought up by Henry Segerman about voxelized spheres and the circles that appear on the surface.
I know this isn't my usual form of content, but I think it's about time I start branching off into other subjects. Expect more content like this in the future! :D
Henry Segerman's video: • Where do these circles...
Shaders:
Voxelized Sphere: www.shadertoy.com/view/fdlcRM
Voxelized Linear Slope: www.shadertoy.com/view/7slcW4
Desmos graphs:
Voxelized Linear Slope: www.desmos.com/calculator/rxd...
Spherical Projection of Grid Nodes: www.desmos.com/calculator/riq...
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Music:
Aria Math - C418
Sad Past - Silent Partner
The X-Files Theme

[@weaversong4510]

That... actually made sense, though I'd never have thought of it myself. Thanks for the explanation!

[@jimtom834]

At last! The mystery of the sphere is solved! I've been waiting many moons for this...

[@HENRUS7]

I'm glad we have people like this in maths lounge. Stay amazing, mathematician.

[@aeroiteviews6404]

I can't believe Dominexis found a way for me to actually like math noice video

[@vk8a8]

Henry sexerman

[@conorhackley1634]

Thats pretty cool Dom!

[@thechopper2112]

Very neat!

[@nathanandrews8048]

Very cool

[@Supersette]

Nice

[@vk8a8]

Those are some big words man🎉

[@Dominexis]

I tried to use smaller words in my video about rotors, but it's really hard. lol
Why use many small word when few big word do trick?

[@vk8a8]

@@Dominexis do trick, but i need miracle.

[@7keyz]

Poggers even