[FREE] Space Live Wallpapers.

[AlisonT]

Thank you!

 

[AlisonT]

New Update v.1.2.2:
-Added new backgrounds;
-Fixed some bugs.

 

[AlisonT]

Update v.1.3.0

 

[Leganoff]

Amazing

 

[AlisonT]

Thank you!

 

[AlisonT]

Update v.1.4.0

 

[AlisonT]

Thank you

 

[AlisonT]

Update v.1.4.3
-Compatibility with Android 8.0.

 

[Aleezaprinces]

Good

 

[PictureThisai]

Thank you very much.

 

[Hedgehog studio]

I made hasty conclusions in my past answer to you, it turns out you have something more fascinating. Thank you

 

[AlisonT]

I made hasty conclusions in my past answer to you, it turns out you have something more fascinating. Thank you

Thanks! Enjoy! More our live wallpaper ou can see on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/developer?id=Acinis
or on the our page in Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/Acinis

 

[AlisonT]

Hello! Enjoy new updated version of the "Space Live Wallpaper 1.5.0:

Features:
- Added new backgrounds;
- Improved view and color of the stars:
- Added support for Android 9;
- Fixed small bugs.

Free: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.acs.spacelwp.free
Pro: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.acs.spacelwp.pro

 

[AlisonT]

Good

Thank you!)

 

[Zee Khan786]

Going to install it

 

[AlisonT]

Going to install it

Thank you, hope you like it!)

 

[AlisonT]

A Major Update v.2.0.0:
- The PRO-options are available. Now previously inaccessible settings can be opened!
- Added new backgrounds and remastered old(Now available 16 backgrounds in the one app!);
- Added "Settings" button;
- Added new options;
- Fixed small bugs;
- Increased perfomance.

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.acs.spacelwp.free

 

[AlisonT]

 

[AlisonT]

SpaceX Launch 61 Satellites Aboard Flight-Proven Falcon 9

SpaceX has successfully launched 61 satellites aboard a flight-proven Falcon 9. The mission carried the ninth batch of Starlink satellites in addition to three hitchhiking SkySat Earth observation satellites for Planet Labs.

The Falcon 9 rocket lifted off from Cape Canaveral at 09:31 UTC this morning. The rocket climbed skyward and following successful stage separation at 2 minutes 36 seconds, the Merlin 1D Vacuum+ engine powering the rocket’s upper stage fired pushing the stage into a stable orbit around Earth.

Approximately 12 minutes 30 seconds into the flight, the first of the three SkySat satellites (SkySat-18) was deployed into orbit. The SkaySat-17 and 16 satellites followed in 30 seconds increments following the deployment of the first.

Once the hitchhikers had been deployed, the Falcon 9 upper stage completed a 13-minute coast phase before successfully deploying all 58 Starlink satellites into orbit.

The Falcon 9 booster used for this morning’s launch (B1059) had previously supported the CRS-19 mission in December 2019 and the CRS-20 mission in March 2020. Following this morning’s launch, B1059 was once again recovered successfully touching down on the Of Course I Still Love You droneship stationed in the Atlantic Ocean.

In addition to making use of a flight-proven booster, the mission also utilized a flight-proven fairing half. One half of the fairing had previously supported the launch of the JCSat-18 / Kacific 1 satellite in December 2019. Although SpaceX had confirmed that it would attempt to catch both fairing halves following this morning’s launch, the company has not yet realized any confirmation on the outcome of these attempts. This most likely indicates that the fairing halves were not successfully recovered.

This morning’s launch was the ninth Starlink launch, despite the Starlink 8 designation. It was also the second of three Starlink missions planned for June and the seventh of 2020. The launch brought the total number of Starlink satellites in orbit to approximately 540 individual satellites or eight times as many as the next largest satellite constellation.

https://youtu.be/juzbuM1B4mk

 

[3xcellency]

Good luck.