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RRuthvik Bairaboina
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Created on Nov 9, 2025
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This interactive network visualization maps a conceptual space-exploration dataset, showing seven category nodes (like Planets and Missions) connected to seven object nodes (like Mars and Apollo 11). The SVG rendering uses d3.v7 to simulate a force-directed layout with d3.forceSimulation, combining link, many-body charge, center, and collision forces, while a drag interaction lets viewers reposition nodes.

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