Earth Screensaver Software

This screensaver was written in autumn 2002 in a chilly dull day when the mood was slightly dismal. Looking thougth the window, it seemed the Octoder went throughout the Earth, troughout the red-yellow Earth...

Turn your monitor into a realistic space shuttle window! Earth 3D Screensaver is a hard-nosed 3D globe model. Our planet looks exactly as it is seen by astronauts. You see the blackness of outer space with sparks of stars on it. You are flying around the Earth, a colorful ball with a veil of atmosphere. This is not like looking on a school globe. The view on the Earth from your monitor is so real. It's so easy to imagine...

Photo Screensavers bring you a new dimension in presenting pictures that prompt the imagination and recall memories. While your computer is idle, five full size pictures taken from outer space will give you the opportunity to see how beautiful the Earth is. Don't miss the chance to experience piece and tranquility with photos of our planet.

Free 3D ScreenSaver. The Earth is our homeland, or third planet from the sun. We can imagine view from space on our planet, and it sight extraordinarily is beautiful!

There are many hypotheses about the origin of mountains. But looking at these majestic formations there's nothing left to do but to guess where they appeared from. See the relief of the Earth surface at the nearest approach.

This screensaver shows cool fotos of the earth taken in space.

This screensaver shows earth fotos. All where taken in space.

The photorealistic graphics of this Free Earth ScreenSaver will provide you with a unique opportunity to see our planet from space.

If you ever wanted a piece of art for your computer, this screensaver will certainly please your eye. And most probably all your coworkers will gather around your computer to stand in silent exaltation. Who could ever imagine that the Earth is that beautiful? As night takes the reign, you see city lights starting to shine - New York, Chicago, San Francisco, then Tokyo, Hong Kong, Moscow, London and Paris. And then - wow - you see ...

A Journey To The Center Of The Earth, by Jules Verne (1864) Prof. Lindenbrook leads his intrepid party on an expedition to the centre of the earth, via a volcano in Iceland, encountering all manner of prehistoric monsters and life-threatening hazards on the way.