An image zooms in by 0.1% per frame at 24 frames per second. That is, 1 pixel of a 1000x1000 image slides off the edge of the screen. (Actually, half a pixel off each edge, so we need subpixel resolution.)
After one second, the magnification is 1.001^24 = 1.024. After 1 minute, 4.2. After 1 hour, 3.2*10^37. After 1 day, 1.3*10^900.
This might be good for a meditatively slow fractal zoom. Probably pre-calculated. Use the golden ratio phi or 1/phi day as the period to avoid seeing the same thing every day at the same time.
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