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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.

7art Planets screensaver brings you 24 amazing images of the Solar system planets. The 7art Planets screensaver will help you to feel like astronauts in a star ship looking out an illuminator.

Brad Pitt, Bruce Willis, Jim Carrey, Keanu Reeves... and many many more. This new Algo Actors Screensaver is packed with Hollywood's biggest stars. Turn your desktop into a 'STAR-lit' sky today.

Graphics software for transforming photos with morphing and warping effects. Take a portrait of you and morph it into the picture of a movie star. Or, take a photo of your brother and use warp effects to give him a big beer belly.

In deep space, your salvage team has run across a derelict star ship with the seemingly mis-chosen name of "The Dire Circumstances". Their loss, your gain. There's only one minor problem - It's infested with aliens! Derelict is a fast action game.

Horoscopes 2006, print high quality personalised scrolls, greeting cards etc. based upon any birth date between 1900 and present day, choose from many different designs to produce the perfect gift for friends & family.

Newton's Aquarium is an interactive physics package that helps students visualize and understand Newton's Law of Universal Gravitation. While creating and exploring their own solar systems, students encounter the core concepts in classical physics.

Space Journey 1 screensaver with 53 elegant images takes you on an exotic voyage from our own star, the sun, past our planets and their moons, then on a multi million light year deep space journey. Enjoy incredible views of distant nebulae, galaxies

Space Journey 2 screensaver images transport you on a deep space voyage ending nearly a billion light years away. 21 exquisite, graceful and truly fantastic high resolution images from NASA's greatest images. From star birth to collisions of galaxies