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In Melbourne, Australia, people are getting a first-hand experience of what it could feel like to die. The 'Passing Electrical Storms' exhibit by Shaun Gladwell uses a virtual reality simulation to create an "extended reality" simulation for users where they can immerse themselves in the "at once meditative and unsettling" experience.
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He new VR simulation aims to provide an experience similar to NDE, letting people experience what it may be like to die or be close to death
The simulation is part of an exhibit called "Passing Electrical Storms" by Shaun Gladwell, which is featured in the Melbourne Now event.