Epic. This is by far the best experience I have had in VR so far.
投稿者:Paulieeeeeeee
★5
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ただただ感動的で美しい…
投稿者:Red-Eyed_Angel
Simply awe inspiring and beautiful... ...not to mention, the layman could learn a thing or two while on the journey. Beautifully rendered - all very well done. This one is worthy!I guess these things are all subjective but whoever said Spacetours was better is just flat out wrong.
nice nice nice! Awesome! educational and relaxing. Suitable for a didactic. Scientifically excellent. I recommend it to everybody. simple and functional, it is excellent for teaching sessions with students.
投稿者:angeloinaf
★5
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700MBというサイズなので、ダウンロードも素早く行えます。操作は非常に簡単で、VRの「手」に分かりやすく表示されています。太陽系で発見された最も重要な惑星とその周辺天体群に加え、太陽やいくつかの恒星を高解像度で、写真に基づいた美しいレンダリングで表現しています。豊富な情報と写真が用意されており、視覚的な理解を深めることができます。惑星のオブジェクトは、「近く」に引き寄せたり(リモコンの右または左側のトリガー)、サムスティックで回転させたり、バーチャル太陽に対して「向いたり」「背を向けたり」する際に美しいライティング、暗さ、表面/地平線の効果が加わり、詳細に調べることができます。(時々少し不便を感じるかもしれませんが、完全に表示を活用するには手を回す必要があるかもしれません。)ダッシュボードには、重力アシストフライヤーと0G「スペースウォーク」の2つのモードがあり、あらゆる表示を周回したり、通り抜けたりすることができます。惑星や恒星の大きさの違いを面白おかしく表現し、地球に近い天体との比較ができる機会が豊富にあります(常にバーチャルダッシュボードで利用可能)。リプレイには、多数の「ドロップイン」ポイントが用意されています。現状では5つ星ですが、6つ星にするには?1. 主要な惑星の科学的に提唱されている内部構造を示す断面図…インタラクティブにできると素晴らしいです。木星の大気層のある階層で推測されている「ダイヤモンドの雨」について書かれたテキストがあります。VRでそれを想像したら、どれほどクールでしょうか?2.3D планетарная поверхность рендеринги, особенно те, что получены из небольшого количества реальных данных и фотографий роботизированных посадочных аппаратов. Венера (Венера) на Венере, Кассини-Гюйгенс на Титане, передвижение по Марсу с Opportunity, Curiostiy, Spirit?
投稿者:bluberrybush
The 700 MB size offers quick downloads. The controls are super-easy and clearly marked on your VR "hands." High-resolution, photo-source rendering of a wide array of the most important planetary bodies ever discoverd in our solar system, along with the Sun and some other stars. Lots of readable facts and photos are offered to deepen one's visual appreciation. Every planetary object can be pulled "close" (right or left internal trigger on the remote), rotated (thumb sticks) and examined with beautiful lightening, darkeining and surface/horizon effects as you turn "in" or "away" from the virtual Sun (a little bit awkward at times, you may have to twist your hands around in uncomfortable positions to fully utilize the display). Offers 2 ways on the dashboard, gravity assisted flyer and 0g "space walk," to fly around, by and into any display. Playful use of size perspectives with lots of opprtuinity to compare exotic planetary objects and stars with ones closest to Earth (always available on the virtual dahboard). Re-play offers an all-access amount of "drop-in" points.5 stars as-is, but what could make it 6?1. Cross-section diagrams of the scientifically-proposed, internal layers for the major planetary objects... interactive? There is text talking about a "rain of diamonds" speculated in a layer of Jupiter's atmosphere. How cool would that be imagined in VR?2. 3D planetary surface renderings, especially those sourced from the small pool of actual robotic lander's data and photos. Venera on Venus, Cassini-Huygens on Titan, a crawl across Mars with Opportunity, Curiostiy, Spirit?
投稿者:bluberrybush
★5
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うわー!本当に衝撃を受けました。素晴らしいの一言です。もっと星をあげたいくらい。
投稿者:BluePilot
OMG. What can I say but this has just totally blown me away - fantastic wish I could give it more stars then five.
Its breathtaking.. Its not just blah blah blah facts, learned many new and interesting things about our solar system and its planets. I took multiple astronomy courses in college too. Its worth your money! oh and the graphics are on point.
The Titan of Solar System Education. This app used to be good back on the Rift DK1. And now it's better than ever. This is a mandatory experience for VR newcomers. 5/5 every time
I was in awe the whole time. I did the full tour and examined every bit of info available. I also did the quick tour onr Rift and Quest. This title is just fascinating and awe inspiring. If you are curious about the solar system and our tiny size in the universe, you must check this out. For $10 it is a steal. I caught myself with my jaw dropped multiple times uttering things like holy f*** and j**** c*****....
The 700 MB size offers quick downloads. The controls are super-easy and clearly marked on your VR "hands." High-resolution, photo-source rendering of a wide array of the most important planetary bodies ever discoverd in our solar system, along with the Sun and some other stars. Lots of readable facts and photos are offered to deepen one's visual appreciation. Every planetary object can be pulled "close" (right or left internal trigger on the remote), rotated (thumb sticks) and examined with beautiful lightening, darkeining and surface/horizon effects as you turn "in" or "away" from the virtual Sun (a little bit awkward at times, you may have to twist your hands around in uncomfortable positions to fully utilize the display). Offers 2 ways on the dashboard, gravity assisted flyer and 0g "space walk," to fly around, by and into any display. Playful use of size perspectives with lots of opprtuinity to compare exotic planetary objects and stars with ones closest to Earth (always available on the virtual dahboard). Re-play offers an all-access amount of "drop-in" points.
5 stars as-is, but what could make it 6?
1. Cross-section diagrams of the scientifically-proposed, internal layers for the major planetary objects... interactive? There is text talking about a "rain of diamonds" speculated in a layer of Jupiter's atmosphere. How cool would that be imagined in VR?
2. 3D planetary surface renderings, especially those sourced from the small pool of actual robotic lander's data and photos. Venera on Venus, Cassini-Huygens on Titan, a crawl across Mars with Opportunity, Curiostiy, Spirit?
Love this experience. This has always been a fascinating and wonderful way to experience the wonders of our solar system, but the recent updates have improved pretty much every aspect and added a layer of really nice polish. The new tour guide is fantastic, and holding a planet in your hand to take a closer look is just fantastic.
100% recommended if you have even the slightest interest in space!