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EPISODE · Feb 15, 2015 · 23 MIN

SpaceVR is putting a 360 camera on the International Space Station and more.

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Hello and welcome to the Enter VR podcast. On today's show I speak with Ryan Holmes from Space VR. Here is a snippet of some of the things we talked about: 45: What is Space VR? 1:00 Virtual reality space tourism is coming 2017 2:00 Why put a 360 camera in space? 3:30 What will you walk away with after trying Space VR? 4:00 Most pressing technical challenges for Space VR. 6:00 Where do you learn to make space certified cameras? 6:30 How to get the camera up to the ISS?How much money will it cost to get the camera up to space. 7:30 Funding Goals and how to accomplish them. 10:00 How will the experience be priced? 12:00 Doing a moon launch. 14:00 How to convince investors about Space VR? 16:00 Creating a Space robotics company. 18:00 Can you see yourself dying in space? 18:30 What are the implications of discovering life in our solar system? 20:00 Biggest obstacles facing Ryan. 21:00 Closing thoughts and how to stay in touch. Thanks again to Ryan for being a true scholar and gentleman of virtual reality and space. Keep in touch with Ryan and Space VR with the links below: http://spacevr.co/ https://twitter.com/SpaceVR

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