Earth Wonders 3D App Reviews

I am using MacBook Pro Retina with second LCD monitor connected to HDMI port. Mirroring is off. When Earth 3D Lite works in span mode it only shows earth on the external monitor. Looks like a bug to me.

Hard to think of anything more soothing.

Realistic and calming. Keep watching as the world turns.

It is beautiful and relaxing.

Nice, isnt it? But I wish it would not be different just because it is free...

supper

this is very cool. world is turning around itself.

ottima

Grafica stupenda…,veramente bella!

Buono

nothing less, nothing more, love this app. thinking to buy the paid version to get the zoom option. feel like at home in the space. this bacame my everyday screen saver. all the family likes it. thanks

Beautiful detail and rotation effect, even here in the "lite" version.

This is a good app but I use multiple desktops in Lion. When clicking on any of my desktops, this overrides them. Perhaps the paid version allows this? Also, graphics are not as good as I thought they would be.

Ive really loved this app on my computers….. I have three large monitors running off one computer and it is wonderful to have the earth floating on all three at the same time….

very relaxing,ez on the eyes

I have seen things like this before, but they have all caused trouble. This app is the best yet! Soooooooo awesome and keep up the good work. Lets make more things like this!

This screensver is beautiful, i get so many people watching me on the computer because they keep saying their mind blown by the great movement of the background. Its just put together well and designed beautifully, an excellent product.

I enjoy have the lifelike image of the earth rotating in the background while I work. The image is very impressive.

I teach junior high Earth Science, and often project my desktop while we are using computer simulations in class. The first class that saw this program loved it, and now we use it as a geography game! Kudos to the developers; junior-high schooler approved.

The land masses are exaggerated vertically, so you are viewing mountains that have a distinct distortion. Also, there would be more cloud cover, typically.