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Download this 3D screensaver
Fascinating high-definition
Have you ever imagined the
Uranus is the farthest planet
and turn you screen into a
360-degree Rover VR panorama
smallest bricks of the
from Earth that can be seen
teleport gateway to the
of the Sahara on Mars, 'Rub
Universe - all that atoms
with the unaided eye but of
mysterious galaxy of star
al Khali'. See the real
with their protons,
course this can only happen
wars. You will definitely
beauty of Mars in this
neutrons, electrons and
on a clear, dark night. How
appreciate the outstanding
gently rotating,
quarks? With this 3D
about having the opportunity
graphics and the enchanting
high-resolution VR panorama
Screensaver you have the
to watch this unique planet
space scenery with
of the Martian Landscape.
unique opportunity to see
any time you like? All you
fascinating special effects.
how they look like in
need is this screensaver
reality with amazing visual
effects.
Date: Sep, 04 2005 Date: May, 16 2006 Date: Apr, 19 2006 Date: Mar, 09 2005 |
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Shows you off a colourful
Would you like to see the
Earth 3D Screensaver is a
The screensaver features
plasma effect also known as
rings of Saturn and the
realistic 3D globe model. It
beautiful artwork most
Plasma Sphere or Illuma
Asteroid Belt? This
emulates a space orbiter
noteworthy for the lighting
Storm, complete with
screensaver features a very
window. Our planet looks
techniques that make this
beautiful space scenes and
realistic and accurate 3D
exactly as it is seen by
work stand out. Each element
ambient music. Watch a space
model of the Solar System.
astronauts. You see the
of the screensaver, no
plasma object arriving from
Embark on your own
blackness of outer space
matter how small, is
a galaxy far far away.
exploratory voyage with this
with sparks of stars on it.
carefully done.
screensaver of unparalled
You are flying around the
beauty!
Earth.
Date: Apr, 15 2004 Date: Mar, 22 2005 Date: Dec, 09 2005 Date: Dec, 09 2005 |
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