British astronaut Tim Peake narrates a guided 360° tour of the International Space Station in this educational simulation. Produced by the National Space Centre in the UK alongside the British Association of Planetaria, the 15-minute immersive film shows daily life and work in space. Viewers watch onboard footage captured with a DSLR and fisheye lens during Peake's six-month Principia mission.
This free-to-play casual experience plays in VR headsets through the CAPCOM GO! Apollo VR Planetarium. UK Space Agency and European Space Agency back the project, with added support from Explorer Dome, Centre for Life, and the National Space Centre. Space enthusiasts and learners drawn to narrated simulations find a focused look at orbital living here.
ISS 360° Tour with Tim Peake is an educational planetarium film produced by the National Space Centre, UK that takes you through a narrated tour of the International Space Station. Screening in planetariums worldwide, you can now watch it in the comfort of your own VR headset in the CAPCOM GO! Apollo VR Planetarium.
This DLC content gives you access to the 15-minute film as a free addition to the primary experience.
The Story
Working together with BAP (British Association of Planetaria), NSC Creative has produced a short immersive 360° experience which takes the viewer around the ISS (International Space Station) to see what it is like to live and work in space. Narrated by British Astronaut Tim Peake who has successfully completed his 6 month Principia mission. We also get to see footage of Tim shot onboard the ISS specifically for this project using a DSLR and Fisheye lens.
The project was supported by the UKSA (UK Space Agency) and ESA (European Space Agency) with additional support from Explorer Dome, Centre for Life and the National Space Centre.
