Download software in subcategory Screen Savers: Science

Launch Alchemy 3D Screensaver and transfer yourself to the world of alchemy and dark magic. Mix mysterious ingredients in your magic bowl, cast the spells and try to revive the fog demon.

3D Canyon Flight Screensaver allows you to fly through photo-realistic three-dimensional canyon full of living pterosaurs. Special effects like sun flares, fog, shadows and true spatial sounds highly improves the realism and animation quality.

Immerse yourself to the Earth orbit and watch extremely realistic and astronomically accurate 3D Earth space scenes. Enjoy the animated day and night change across the amazing landscapes. Look at the magical night city lights at the night side.

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 .

It shows you off a colourful plasma effect also known as Plasma Sphere or Illuma Storm, complete with beautiful space scenes and ambient music. Watch a space plasma object arriving from a galaxy far far away.

Immerse yourself to the Earth orbit and watch extremely realistic and astronomically accurate 3D Earth space scenes. Enjoy the animated day and night change across the amazing landscapes. Look at the magical night city lights at the night side.

Launch this screensaver and transfer yourself to the Mars orbit. Watch spectacular views of the Red Planet along with its satellites, Phobos and Deimos. Try to find your own answer to the big question about Mars!

The Magic Alchemy 3D Screensaver shows you an ancient alchemy lab complete with mystic stuff, amazing lighting effects and mysterious fog. It uses the graphic effects which won the "fog" contest at flipcode.com. Show it off and it will impress you

Launch Jupiter Observation 3D Screensaver and transfer yourself to the orbit of this exciting planet. Discover the might and beauty of the biggest planetary object in our Solar System.