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To start the animation, the Sun , Moon , and BlueSky are visible with the Moon left
and lower from the Sun . The Moon starts moving along a linear path that intersects
with the Sun . Figure 7.9 shows the Moon partially covering the Sun . The Moon 's
movement is done by transitioning the Moon 's translateX and translateY
instance variables along a linear path.
Figure 7.9
Solar Eclipse, Moon Intersecting with Sun
As the Moon nears totality, the DarkSky with stars begins to appear along with a
SunBurst at the upper right , the so-called diamond ring effect. This is done by
transitioning the opacity for the BlueSky to zero, while transitioning the opacity
for the DarkSky and SunBurst to 1.0. This is shown in Figure 7.10.
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