Take a seat and immersive yourself in a 3D dome movie. Explore the interactive planetarium controls to discover stars, constellations, holograms and lasers! Celebrate the 50th anniversary of humans first walking on the Moon.

## About This Game
## Welcome to the Apollo VR Planetarium.
Constructed in 1969 just in-time for the launch of Apollo 11, NASA’s first
mission to land humans on the moon. It is a state-of-the-art facility with the
latest opto-mechanical starball, film projectors and the first ever holoscope!

Take a seat behind the control desk and use your VR controllers to explore
each console.
## VIDEO MODE
Your planetarium comes preloaded with a trailer for the award-winning 3D 360°
film CAPCOM GO! The Apollo Story .
## STARBALL MODE
Everyone enjoys a nice relaxing tour of the night sky. Your new star projector
can resolve over a billion stars and has custom space race themed
constellation artwork slides. Change the procession to see the cosmos roll
past overhead. (Please note this is not a 100% accurate simulation of the
night sky).
## HOLOSCOPE
No other planetarium in the world has one of these. Grab an object from your
desk and place it on the transmogrification pad to project a holographic
visualization into the planetarium. You can almost reach out and touch it!
Hear about the amazing feats of engineering that took Apollo Astronauts to the
moon and back.
## “That’s one small step for (a) man, one giant leap for mankind” Neil
Armstrong.
50 years ago the first human walked on the moon… discover the epic story
behind this historic moment by exploring the Apollo VR Planetarium.

Why is the experience and film called CAPCOM GO!? Well, in mission control,
all the desks have an abbreviation of their role so they can call out their
status easily, the Capsule Communicator aka CAPCOM, was the person who spoke
to the Astronauts when they were in space, this was normally an Astronaut as
they preferred to speak to one of their own.

Please get in touch if you have any suggestions for new features.

App and 360° film produced by NSC Creative, the immersive storytelling studio
based at the National Space Centre, UK.

CAPCOM GO! Apollo VR Planetarium