Free supernovas software for windows

SuperNova 1.2 is described as a fun, fast-paced and addictive game in which players must try to take over the squares of a 6 x 6 grid.

Each player takes it in turn to place a star into a grid square. When a square has a star placed into it for the first time, that square becomes property of the player responsible.

Once a square has been filled with stars, a supernova occurs, causing the stars in the square to explode into the adjacent squares which then belong to the player responsible. If any of these square previously belonged to the other player, they are taken over, along with any stars contained within.

Requirements: Windows 3.x/95/98/2000/XP

Rotating Galaxies is a scrensaver that simulates the galaxys movement with flashy 3d visuals.
The spiral galaxy rotates; stars form out of the dust, grow old, and explode into supernovae, perhaps triggering star formation in adjacent sectors of the galaxy.
To install Rotating Galaxies just unzip the .scr file and copy it to your Windows directory.

Sky Screensaver 1.0 is a stunning screensaver which contains high quality NASA/ESA space images. This screensaver was designed by the Creative Department, an award winning advertising and interactive agency serving Indianapolis, Ohio. Regardless of your position on time-space continuum, rebel band of highly creative Imaginauts is ready to take your brand supernova.

The Sky screensaver is fully functional freeware for an unlimited time with no cost, monetary or otherwise. Users cannot study, modify, or redistribute this freeware. Use of this software is free for personal, non-commercial use. Images included in this screensaver are generally not copyrighted. NASA-ESA is acknowledged as the source of the material and no claim to copyright is being asserted by The Creative Department.

Images may be freely used as in the public domain in accordance with NASA and ESA's contracts. The Creative Department provides no warranties nor support for use of this software. Clicking Install signifies that you agree that this software is provided AS-IS and no representations or guarantees are made as to its features, functionality, or content.

Earthscreensaver 1.0 offers a new, marvelous earth screensaver containing high quality NASA/ESA space images. This screensaver was designed by the Creative Department, an award winning advertising and interactive agency serving Columbus, Ohio. Regardless of your position on time-space continuum, rebel band of highly creative Imaginauts is ready to take your brand supernova. With a telescopic focus on your users, create experiences that are engaging, strategic, and out of this world.

The Earth screensaver is fully functional freeware for an unlimited time with no cost, monetary or otherwise. Users cannot study, modify, or redistribute this freeware. Use of this software is free for personal, non-commercial use. Images included in this screensaver are generally not copyrighted. NASA-ESA is acknowledged as the source of the material and no claim to copyright is being asserted by The Creative Department. Images may be freely used as in the public domain in accordance with NASA and ESA's contracts.

The Creative Department provides no warranties nor support for use of this software. Clicking Install signifies that you agree that this software is provided AS-IS and no representations or guarantees are made as to its features, functionality, or content. You agree to use this software at your own risk and assume all liability for its use.

Deep Sky Free Screensaver 1.0.1 displays the surprising and magic objects from the outer space. The starry night sky is the attractive show itself. People like very much to see stars, find constellations and planets. The human eye is very sensitive device, but deep sky keeps the objects that are beyond the possibilities of the naked eye. The huge telescopes with sensitive photocells can deliver us the admirable pictures of the galaxies, nebulaes, gas clouds, supernova remnants and more.
This screensaver will help you to see the views of different deep sky objects that definitely will please your eyes!