You Can't Go To Space, But This VR Experience Is The Next Best Thing
Time's Space Explorers: The ISS Experience will now allow you to experience space in a stunning 8K virtual reality (VR) experience.
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Time's Space Explorers: The ISS Experience will now allow you to experience space in a stunning 8K virtual reality (VR) experience.
Felix & Paul Studio filmed 3D, 360-degree spacewalk scenes outside the International Space Station..
From above and to move around. yes, i totally agree it feels so natural. almost like we should be doing this. i hope that we are one of the first and let's hope that many, many more people can do this. this experience you should share with more and more people. it is so amazing. >> a special congratulations to you on becoming the youngest person to have ever flown in space. >> thank you. [applause] you brought with you up there the next generation of space explorers but certainly another flag up there the netherlands. there is the new dutch flying man, there you go. >> mark, you should say wha...
A super sonic plane that took to decades to build, hoping to inspire the next generation of space explorers. >> to all you kids down there, i was once a child with a dream looking up to the stars. now i'm an adult in a spaceship with other wonderful adults looking down to our beautiful, beautiful earth. to the next generation of dreamers, if we can do this, just imagine what you can do. hey! >> and look at this. this is sirisha bandla of virgin galactic riding on branson's shoulders as the team celebrated. she moved to the united states from india at 4 years old, always dreamed of becoming an ...
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