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3D Supernova is a unique space animated screensaver. Space scene is placed between two stars and a huge black hole. One of the stars is near its end, star explodes and for a while becomes a supernova. Near the black hole are also planets, asteroids

This beautiful&fully configurable screensaver takes you on a never-ending voyage into the depths of deep space, while listening to lovely background music.Voyager is placed in far three star system among beautiful nebulas, stars, new planets, asteroids.

This screensaver contains 32 photos of different objects in the Universe made mainly by Hubble telescope. You can see the formation of new stars and relict light of ancient stars, "blackholes" and "supernova" stars located far far away from us.

7art Planets screensaver brings you 24 amazing images of the Solar system planets. The 7art Planets screensaver will help you to feel like astronauts in a star ship looking out an illuminator.

Brad Pitt, Bruce Willis, Jim Carrey, Keanu Reeves... and many many more. This new Algo Actors Screensaver is packed with Hollywood's biggest stars. Turn your desktop into a 'STAR-lit' sky today.

Graphics software for transforming photos with morphing and warping effects. Take a portrait of you and morph it into the picture of a movie star. Or, take a photo of your brother and use warp effects to give him a big beer belly.

In deep space, your salvage team has run across a derelict star ship with the seemingly mis-chosen name of "The Dire Circumstances". Their loss, your gain. There's only one minor problem - It's infested with aliens! Derelict is a fast action game.

DiveVisions is a 3D animated ocean screen saver. Follow a moving camera as you travel around a living deep sea reef. Each creature seems alive and has been recreated in true 3D animation. See why DiveVisions has won numerous 5 star awards.

Newton's Aquarium is an interactive physics package that helps students visualize and understand Newton's Law of Universal Gravitation. While creating and exploring their own solar systems, students encounter the core concepts in classical physics.