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Fork of Circles with D3

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Last edited Feb 7, 2024

Created on Jan 10, 2024

A fireworks rocket launches from a red tube, erupting into a burst of orange particles that scatter and fade against a black background. The animation begins after a two-second delay, with each particle expanding from the launch point and moving outward with randomized trajectories. Built with D3.js v7, the visualization uses SVG primitives and a transition with `easeCubicOut` easing to animate the particles' positions and opacity, creating a simple, looping firework effect.

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