Honestly I was screaming at the player saying “The thrusters move you to the direction you look” then there’s also the fact that you don’t really need that much fuel to move forward if you’re already high up into orbit
Clearly the BBC and the creators fail to realise that you can see the milky way and all the stars from Earth orbit, or on the lunar surface far more brilliantly than on Earth's surface. so the space around the station should be filled with stars, even in direct sunlight in space, the brightest stars are visible. Research is a wonderful thing.
@@kenzobankz4490 i agree but in this short experience they seem to focus more on the space walk and the journey u r going through. If it was a longer version where its worth the effort in the accuracy department then i can see them going all out.
@@fieldg100 I agree with Kenzo. The whole purpose of this experience is to try showing how a space walk would look like. So the view that one has in such a VR space walk is the very most important part to get right.
The Manned Maneuvering Unit (MMU) is a self-contained astronaut backpack propulsion device that allows astronauts to venture untethered from an orbiting spacecraft. The unit is powered by 24 nitrogen gas thrusters, and its main structure is aluminum. Other elements include two 16.8-volt silver zinc batteries, a control electronics assembly, and two hand controllers. Two aluminum tanks with Kevlar wrappings contained 5.9 kilograms of nitrogen each, enough propellant for a six-hour Extravehicular activity (EVA) depending on the amount of maneuvering done. (Not ONE MINUTE only!!) This simulation is not very accurate regarding MMU usage. The MMU was used on three Shuttle missions in 1984. And retired in 1998 for being too dangerous and "risky".
Tried this yesterday... after 10 minutes of playing I had vertigo for a next hour. Its cool, but its not for everyone. There is a warning im the game. Twice!
I think this is meant to be for people new to VR, or just having a one-time experience. Being completely surrounded by motion wouldn't be very beginner-friendly.
yes it is free, if you go into your oculus app and go to the store and should be a tab called top free and it will be in there. Just downloaded it as my rift s is on its way in a couple days
can't imagine what this stuff will be like in 5 10 years.
you wont be alive then most probably
mattias5433 I hope you won’t be
@@Omo21000 idk what imeant by that but ok lol
@@Mattiass y would he not be alive
@@fusion2480 hunch
Honestly I was screaming at the player saying “The thrusters move you to the direction you look” then there’s also the fact that you don’t really need that much fuel to move forward if you’re already high up into orbit
Well, the Soyuz docked up side down
I thought it was kinda funny
Lol
i thought there was something wrong lol
Lmao
engines first comrade
i played this not knowing what was gonna happen and it scared me...
Me too! I jerked the headset off, lol.
Me too, and I was high af.
How do U play it
Is IT free??
@@HURRIC4NEyt Yep the game is free on Steam or Oculus Store
Clearly the BBC and the creators fail to realise that you can see the milky way and all the stars from Earth orbit, or on the lunar surface far more brilliantly than on Earth's surface. so the space around the station should be filled with stars, even in direct sunlight in space, the brightest stars are visible. Research is a wonderful thing.
or maybe they were focus on the virtual experience than actual accuracy
@@fieldg100 but isn’t that or shouldn’t that be part of the experience ???
@@kenzobankz4490 i agree but in this short experience they seem to focus more on the space walk and the journey u r going through. If it was a longer version where its worth the effort in the accuracy department then i can see them going all out.
@@fieldg100 ok got you.
@@fieldg100 I agree with Kenzo. The whole purpose of this experience is to try showing how a space walk would look like. So the view that one has in such a VR space walk is the very most important part to get right.
You think BBC was crazy enough to have a doctor who reference in the space VR game? Like maybe the Tardis in the distance?
So close! Thanks for sharing.
First experience that actually gave ma a bit of motion sickness
Made me super sick lol
The Manned Maneuvering Unit (MMU) is a self-contained astronaut backpack propulsion device that allows astronauts to venture untethered from an orbiting spacecraft. The unit is powered by 24 nitrogen gas thrusters, and its main structure is aluminum. Other elements include two 16.8-volt silver zinc batteries, a control electronics assembly, and two hand controllers.
Two aluminum tanks with Kevlar wrappings contained 5.9 kilograms of nitrogen each, enough propellant for a six-hour Extravehicular activity (EVA) depending on the amount of maneuvering done.
(Not ONE MINUTE only!!) This simulation is not very accurate regarding MMU usage.
The MMU was used on three Shuttle missions in 1984. And retired in 1998 for being too dangerous and "risky".
I really want to play this but it seems a bit short
Im remembet this the movie gravity Xd
I played this for the first time on acid lol preeeetty crazy
Ok I’m not going to be scared I just imagined how I would be playing this but I wish I could play this
好有創意的說，馬上按個讚的說
Is it possible to make it back to the airlock?
I’ve done like 5 tries and I finally made it, I might be stupid but I’m pretty sure it doesn’t let you back in
Very cool , i died too :( but you can survive at the end :) cheers Ekos :)
Can you just keep floating into the void deeper and deeper?
yeah you can but your oxygen would eventually go out and then you’d die lol
Tried this yesterday... after 10 minutes of playing I had vertigo for a next hour. Its cool, but its not for everyone. There is a warning im the game. Twice!
What’s a vertigo?
@@semihaslan7918 its when you head goes around and you want to vomit
I played this and i was very scared
same loll. As soon as it told me to get out of the space ship I quit lol.
Same. At least there wasn’t scary aliens n sh*t
😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😁😂😂😂😂😂
Why are the soyuz‘s turned around while docked?
only in virtual reality!!
This is so unrealistic, why isn't the earth flat?!?!
The government paid the devs of this game to make the Earth "round". A round earth is all government lies
U are both stupid as hell
@@NocnaFuriaNightFury r/whoooosh
OH GOD, WHY NOBODY KNOW??? THE EARTH IS FLAT INSIDE AND ROUND OUTSIDE(its just a joke but, the earth is round)
@@vojta4045 Nobody cares that you have reddit chief
Está genial Ekos, un gran like
Gracias, un gran saludo.
Muy buen video y mi like
Big mistake. The earth is not rotating as you pass around the earth at 17,500 miles per hour
I think this is meant to be for people new to VR, or just having a one-time experience. Being completely surrounded by motion wouldn't be very beginner-friendly.
Is it on playstation
Is there anyway to actually get back to the airlock
And if so how i’ve seen videos where someone was able to make it there but they were somehow able to go a lot faster
I have Oculus rift s and i would love to Try this game, is IT free,where do I play it?
yes it is free, if you go into your oculus app and go to the store and should be a tab called top free and it will be in there. Just downloaded it as my rift s is on its way in a couple days
6:14 when your girlfriend leaves you
Where to download and how much ??
Its FREEEEEE
Do people not hear the instructions on the jet pack???
was wondering why he kept looking down when he was instructed to look at where he wants to go
i was filled with annoyance
Well now I just feel jealous.
you used to much fuel you have to use short burts.
Bumblers dont hate virtual reality
4:37 TURKEY 🇹🇷
Cool
OK.yes.issue.need.How.are.you
soyuz WHY??? xD
Vr is not working at all
so he dies ? wtf