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Fork of Solar System

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Hhunsingeruk@gmail.com
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Created on Apr 6, 2025
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A solar system visualization animates the planets orbiting outward from a fixed Sun, with each planet's distance and radius scaled from astronomical units. Circles and text labels fade in sequentially from the Sun outward, then snap to new positions on any update, while exits shrink and disappear. The D3 code uses data joins with `transition()` and `easeLinear`, mapping planetary data to SVG `circle` and `text` elements with hardcoded color fills and label offsets.

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