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Take a fascinating journey to the Uranus planet, named after the ancient Greek deity of the sky. Watch amazing space scenes enjoying the relaxing ambient music. Launch this highly realistic screensaver and be amazed by one of the largest planets in .

Express your pride and patriotism by displaying one of 227 realistic animated flags on the flagpole waving and flying in the wind (with sky, mountains and sunset in the background). The wind speed can be adjusted from breeze to strong wind.

Christmas tree sparkles, champagne is bought, Santa hat is put on, salute is in the sky – everything is ready for celebration. Arctic Bear dances and has a lot of fun in this new 3D animated Screensaver by Gamefalls.com

Christmas tree sparkles, champagne is bought, Santa hat is put on, salute is in the sky, everything is ready for celebration. Arctic Bear dances and has a lot of fun in this new 3D animated Free Screensaver by Gamefalls.com

"Sea Sunset" is an Animated Screensaver by EleFun Multimedia devoted to the sea theme. Have you ever managed to watch the sea sunset? It is like another world, painted with bright colours in purple tones as if someone poured out in the sky a ...

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.

Imagine that you are standing in the front of your friend's house on New Year's Eve. You glance around at a new year's tree, a sky with shining stars and a patriotic snowman - truly an enchanting place! Happy New Year!

Shining Sun and tender Moon will delight you very soon with its brilliance in the sky bringing us delicious pie. This free screensaver will let your desktop become a source of eternal pleasure with amazing scenery of golden Sun and silver Moon!

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.