“Destination: Mars,” an exhibit opening at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex in Florida this summer, takes regular folks on a virtual guided tour to sites visited by the Curiosity ...

That’s where virtual space tours come in handy. The Exoplanet Travel Bureau, powered by NASA, is here for you. You can choose an exoplanet and travel around its alien surface. Of course ...

NASA recently updated Europa Trek, a web portal that gives users the ability to "fly over" the surface of Europa, with a guided tour showcasing and explaining some of the moon's geological features.

you can take a virtual walking (or floating) tour of the ISS by following this link. Your tour begins in the Columbus module, NASA's main orbiting laboratory at the far end of the space station.

Produced on a NASA supercomputer, the simulation tracks a camera as it approaches, briefly orbits, and then crosses the event horizon — the point of no return — of a monster black hole much ...

Now NASA scientists have created a narrated 3D tour of this cosmic marvel ... Like a gnat, the virtual camera flies in, around, and among the fingers, revealing four separate dust clouds with ...

If you've exhausted Netflix or you simply want a change of scenery, then fear not because we now have the ability to take part in virtual tours - so we can enjoy all the tourist attractions ...

The virtual world would be aimed at students and would "simulate real Nasa engineering and science missions". The agency has published a "request for information" (RFI) from organisations interested ...

This will be simulated by virtual reality from within the facility so researchers at NASA can study the crew participating in spacewalks, repairs to the habitat, and removing dust from their space ...

Then, as he drives onto the NASA campus, he launches into tour guide mode. His voice becomes louder and more animated. “There’s one hundred buildings on this campus! Each has its own specialty.” ...

NASA has uploaded a new guided tour to the Europa Trek portal. NASA's Europa Clipper probe is finally on its way to the icy ocean moon of Jupiter, but it's going to take some time to get there ...