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This screensaver simulates a
Watch the realistic 3D newton
The StarStrider screen saver
Space tourism is only
fabulous sonar detector
pendulum and let your mind
allows you to use
available to very rich
dropped to deeps somewhere
take a deep breath of quiet
FMJ-Software's StarStrider
people. Here is a unique
in ocean. It displays
far away from all the
planetarium software as
opportunity to do that
operator's display where
trouble of the busy world.
the pinnacle of 'space
without having to pay 20
located famous circular
Full 3D environment with
travel screen savers'.
View
million dollars. You will
screen with rotating beam
amazing amount of details
the planets & moons of
actually get to see more
and many other information.
and high-quality 3D
our solar system + 118000
than a regular space
It also allows leaving
animation.
stars + spectacular
tourist. A fantastically
on-screen messages.
galaxies, cluster &
realistic 3D model of the
nebulae!
planet!
Date: Jan, 26 2007 Date: Jan, 19 2007 Date: Nov, 26 2002 Date: Aug, 24 2006 |
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WireWorld 3D Screensaver -
Pretend you're an astronaut
Venus is the second planet
In this screen saver you can
Look into a hunk of electric
and circle the moon from the
from the Sun and it was long
see real thermodynamically
wires. Attention! All the
comfort of your own desk
thought of as the Earth's
gas model. Show each
wires under high voltage!!!
with this screensaver. Watch
twin. Planet Venus 3D
molecule in close space, you
as the moon appears before
Screensaver is a great 3D
can see process of
you, complete with real
model of this cloud-shrouded
condensation and free
craters and mountains.
planet that will turn your
Brawn-like moves. Realized
OpenGL 3D rendering engine
desktop into the eyepiece of
real physical model of move,
provides true
a powerful telescope.
collisions and reflection.
photo-realistic quality.
Date: Sep, 07 2006 Date: Oct, 05 2003 Date: Jul, 22 2005 Date: May, 07 2006 |
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