'Space Explorers: The ISS Experience' wraps up with a spacewalk recorded in VR

The last episode of Space Explorers: The ISS Experience is accessible beginning today and it's finishing things off with a bang. The four-section series, which appeared in October 2020, wraps up with the first spacewalk recorded in ultra high-goal artistic computer-generated experience. The episode, which is classified "Extend," incorporates the appearance of a SpaceX team on the International Space Station interestingly too. In the interim, space travelers are compelled to deal with the effect of COVID-19 back on Earth.

You can look at "Extend" on Meta Quest and Meta Quest 2 headsets free of charge. The other Space Explorers: The ISS Experience episodes are as yet accessible as well. In the meantime, Felix and Paul, the studio behind the series, plan to Livestream the Artemis I send off in VR. The send-off of an uncrewed mission to the Moon is at present scheduled for August 29th, September second or September fifth.

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