Step into the shoes of an astronaut at an out-of-this-world exhibition coming to Science Centre Singapore this October. Space Explorers: The Infinite, is a breathtaking virtual reality experience that transports you to the International Space Station, where you get front-row seats to NASA-inspired missions.
Space Explorer: The Infinite is based on 250 hours of never-before-seen 360-degree footage taken in space. It uses immersive virtual reality technology to take you on a hyperrealistic voyage into space – and right into the heart of space missions led by real astronauts. The experience has wowed audiences across the United States and China, picking up awards like the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Interactive Program in 2021 and Aurea Awards in the Experience category in 2022.
Visitors don Oculus Quest 2 VR headsets for the hour-long experience that takes place across three chapters. There's 'A Journey Through Space', where you can participate in the first-ever spacewalk captured on VR and view majestic sunrises from an otherworldly vantage point. If you've ever dreamed of being an astronaut, then the second chapter is your chance to explore a 3D recreation of the International Space Station (ISS) and tag along with real astronauts on their daily tasks and missions. Finally, witness NASA's historic launch of Artemis I, its first major spaceflight of its lunar exploration programme. Now, if only they could find a way to make us actually float in zero gravity during this experience.
You'll have to wait until October 12 for Space Explorers: The Infinite to open at the Science Centre. For now, join the waitlist to get exclusive access to pre-sale tickets before the public sale today, 4pm. Ticket prices start at $32. You can find out more about this immersive space experience at Science Centre Singapore.
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