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Fork of Fork of Circles with D3

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Last edited Aug 27, 2025

Created on Aug 27, 2025

A collection of colorful, semi-transparent circles of varying sizes are arranged across a pale green canvas, with a large black circle at the center. A green planet orbits this central circle along a dashed gray path, while star-shaped paths are rendered using a custom function that calculates polygon coordinates. The visualization uses D3.js version 7 with its `select` and `join` methods to declaratively build the SVG elements, and employs `requestAnimationFrame` to animate the orbiting planet.

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