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Created on Mar 22, 2021

Three colored cubes rotate continuously in a gray 3D scene, each spinning on its X and Y axes at staggered speeds. The visualization uses Three.js with a WebGL renderer to draw the cubes, a PerspectiveCamera, DirectionalLight, and MeshPhongMaterial for shading. The animation loop increments rotation based on time, driven by requestAnimationFrame, with cubes positioned at different X coordinates.

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A bare minimum HTML page demonstrating use of CSS and JavaScript.

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