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Last edited Sep 1, 2022
Created on Sep 1, 2022

A dynamic SVG landscape depicts a stylized sun and layered mountains that transition through a day-night cycle. The code uses SVG gradients (`radialGradient`, `linearGradient`), animated `stop-color` values, and an animated `circle` element's `cy` attribute via the `<animate>` tag. The scene comprises three overlapping path-based terrain layers, with colors shifting between aliceblue, steelblue, and indigo over a 15-second loop. The rendering approach is pure SVG with declarative SMIL animations for both the sun’s movement and the gradient color changes.

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Sunrise/sunset.

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