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I am excited to share a new discovery I made!

There are mini-Burning Ships in the negative imaginary axis! I believe stardustforever made a video saying that there are no mini-Burning Ships, but this location proves there are. I think you need to zoom in around at least e100 to get a mini-Burning Ship.

If you don't believe me, enter this data into a fractal program of your choice (preferably Kalles Fraktaler, because that's what I'm most used to):

Real: -1.860556322992095580908947415641734979958253924273815169453300818728477474498936382537509907057079095290736905387398128630657247110271107490619325368156424935376800742886039308458849304766591261318592349902078200617817615498451016474612712628435688804553664392614335848120006674786243999776332640471441393348722555584375

Imaginary: 0.000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000006948787844694328 11872357370179833729879210620442335237610667813870302871775162000393161130854920459876175793375336864155785845752566813 524561734178298046510882979663791199854228869234281679664419279597554906995000718724

Iterations: 265550

Magnification: 1.16798479811E195

The oddest thing about this discovery: Is there a Burning Ship in the Perpendicular Burning Ship?

Since the Heart Mandelbrot is basically a mirrored Burning Ship, this means it may be possible to zoom into the Heart, dodging Julias, and then going over or under the line and into part of a Julia, you should find the Burning Ship.

Since the Perpendicular Mandelbrot is the Mandelbar of the Heart, and there are mini-Hearts there, you should also find Burning Ships in the Perpendicular Mandelbrot.

The Perpendicular Burning Ship has mini-Hearts also. In theory, if the orientation of the Hearts is just right, you should find the Burning Ship there.

Even though I haven't experimented with this yet, putting a Celtic twist on everything means you should find a mini-Buffalo in the Perpendicular Buffalo and Perpendicular Celtic.

Further zooming by greentexas and the remainder of the Fractal Forums community may shed more light on this.

Great find! I'd almost convinced myself they didn't exist, after a lot of futile zooming, so well done! I'm running a zoom-out now, just to see how you got there.

I think the reason for this is that structures tend to be given more time to "grow" with higher depths.

Also, there's a Part Two of this mini-Burning Ship thread. I made a "sequel", which involves the Perpendicular Mandelbrot.

I must have mistaken it with another video.
I am still trying to find it.

Your video is really cool. It is kind of an inverted pattern since the "inside" is the "outside". Must have taken a long time to render since most pixels are black inside the set