Screen saver/Graphics: What does the screen saver show?
The main center of the screen saver shows the atoms of a carbon nanotube surrounding a sampling of water molecules inside. The positions of the atoms match the computation your computer is performing at that time. The carbon atoms are shown in blue. The water molecules consist of oxygen and hydrogen atoms shown in red and green. About every five minutes, the nanotube is shown alternately in full size or as a close-up near the wall of the nanotube. More of the water molecules are shown in the close-up view. At the left, the “Prog: nn.n%” shows the progress computing the current work unit in percentage complete. The dark blue background shows waves of water which move slowly and climb in level along with the progress of the work unit.
