Particle Globe Hero

## Scope
- Apply only to a globe-like 3D particle visualization.
- Do not change full page layout, copy, or unrelated motion systems.
- Use for planetary, orbital, infrastructure, or synthesized data-globe effects.
- Keep the core neutral or white-hot and derive ring/glow accents from the design's primary color.

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## Visual Target
- Dense spherical core of luminous points.
- Thinner outer orbital ring or flattened disc around the sphere.
- Clear globe silhouette with tilt, depth, and layered particle density.
- Dark atmospheric background, restrained glow, clean structure, and subtle sci-fi depth.
- Premium and cinematic, not playful or noisy.

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## Taste Rules
- The silhouette must read as a globe, not a loose starfield.
- The ring should feel orbital and tilted, not like a flat decorative underline.
- Use restrained glow; let density and depth create the premium feel.
- Keep mouse response gentle so the object drifts rather than swings.
- Put the globe over a dark background or inside a dark atmospheric shell.

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## Avoid
- Generic starfield noise with no spherical structure.
- Oversized particles or bloom that destroys the globe silhouette.
- Hardcoded accent colors when the design has a clear primary color.
- Wild cursor interaction or fast spinning.
- Dense fog that turns the object into a blurry blob.

From Meng To's repo, under the MIT license.

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