Night Sky On a 4D Planet

[PatrickPowers]

https://youtu.be/-YaL15BV1fg

How the stars would look at night on a 4D planet. The ana-kata dimension is encoded directly as color and indirectly as size. The closer a star to the line of sight, the larger it is drawn. Stars far to the ana of the line of sight are white, far kata is red, and blue is in between.

This planet has an isoclinal rotation. Every point on the surface rotates at the same rate.

Here athe view on a planet with a rotation ratio of 2. https://youtu.be/K5Afrlj-mPQ

[Challenger007]

It looks very interesting. I like to learn something new about heavenly bodies. Humanity has already accumulated a huge amount of knowledge that I do not even have time to study the issue in detail.