Astronomy Picture of the Day
This screensaver requires an internet connection to connect to the NASA website, where it downloads the astronomy picture of the day. Every day a different image or photograph of the universe is featured, along with a brief explanation written by a professional astronomer.
Free 
1.01 MB 
for Mac 
11,094
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Installation instructions
Apple Mac OS X
- Double-click the file you downloaded above to mount it, then double-click on the "A.P.O.D. Screensaver".
- Click "Install" to install the screensaver. Shortly after, the Screen Savers panel will be opened, where you are now able to select and activate the "A.P.O.D. Screensaver".
Anti-virus report for Astronomy Picture of the Day
Our editors have reviewed all files and found them to be safe, but they are also checked automatically using many different virus scanners. We are happy to share the results.
| Virus scanner | APOD Screensaver 1.0.1.dmg |
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| Last scanned | 2 weeks ago |
We have 1 file for "Astronomy Picture of the Day"
- APOD Screensaver 1.0.1.dmg (Mac)
| File report #1 | |
|---|---|
| File name | APOD Screensaver 1.0.1.dmg |
| Target system | Apple Mac |
| File size | 1.01 MB (1,058,067 bytes) |
| File type | Apple Disk Image (DMG) |
| Anti-virus | |
| Detection ratio | 0/14 (0%) View report |
| Popularity | |
| Total downloads | 11,094 |
| Last downloaded | 1 day ago |
| File verification | |
| MD5 | 2feadeea56de116deacaa73fc80f0003 |
| SHA1 | dce3f1611c06e834c055a0965984053f72524eb3 |
| SHA256 | 4e7a9daaa57dd8eba0abc9be1627c430495f54d95deba2129e829a5195e8dd90 |
User reviews (3)
Screen saver stopped working when I upgraded to Mohave. Please upgrade your software. it's a great screen saver when it works.
by AD on February 13, 2023
Don't work...
by Michel Paré on August 23, 2021
I love it. It runs on my classroom TV and is ever fascinating.
by stack212 on May 24, 2021
