Shooting Stars — component for particles & physics (react)

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Deep blue night sky with twinkling stars and bright streaks shooting across at different angles

Prompt that renders it frame-exact

Use Shooting Stars from Animata (https://animata.design/docs/background/shooting-stars, MIT) as a full-frame night-sky backdrop for a wish, a launch or a dreamy title. Stars twinkle and streaks fly on CSS keyframes, but their positions, angles, lengths and delays come from Math.random, and each streak is re-rolled in JS when its animation ends. For a render, generate the stars and a fixed list of streaks from a seeded random covering the clip, then compute each streak's travel and fade from (frame / fps - delay) / duration; in HyperFrames put them on the paused timeline as finite tweens. Change the sky gradient, star density, streak count and the accent colours.

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