Less than 48 hours after landing a interactive VR of the moon of Titan is now available for you to scan the surface of a moon 900 million miles away from Earth. Enjoy!
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VR helping disabled
Virtual Reality is helping people with special needs extends their physical reach.
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NYTimes VR archives
The New York Times has kept an archive of VRs shot by their staff. Today they include updates for the Republican convention and George Bush’s acceptance of the nomination.
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Next generation home buyer
Shopping for a home with a BlackBerry, Palm or PocketPC? Now you can access wireless VR imaging.
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VR at the first Olympic games?
The Summer Olympics start in Athens, Greece Aug. 13, but you can jump-start the celebration with a visit to “Ancient Olympia: A Photographic Odyssey,� which has its world premiere Tuesday, July 27 at the Cornell Museum of Art and History.
Running through Sept. 11, “Ancient Olympia� features 18 large-scale images of places where the Olympics originated more than 3,000 years ago in Greece, shot in glorious color, 360-degree rotary panoramic, wide-angle 120 mm, 35 mm and fish-eye formats.
A complementary exhibit contains artifacts from the first modern Olympics held in Greece in 1896, on loan from the Swimming Hall of Fame in Fort Lauderdale. Also included are a series of bookmarks featuring an Olympic panorama on one side and a descriptive history on the reverse, as well as a series of bookmarks illustrated with an Olympic panorama on one side and a descriptive history on the reverse.