Astronomy

Astronomy in Extended Reality (XR) is exciting because it lets us experience the universe in ways never before possible. Instead of just reading about space, we can step into it—floating among the stars, landing on Mars, or even watching a black hole devour matter up close.

With Virtual Reality (VR), you can explore entire galaxies from your living room, walking on exoplanets or witnessing cosmic events unfold in real time. Augmented Reality (AR) transforms the night sky into an interactive star map, instantly revealing planets, constellations, and deep-space objects. Mixed Reality (MR) brings astronomical data to life, allowing scientists to interact with 3D models of nebulae, galaxies, and even gravitational waves.

This technology makes space more accessible, immersive, and inspiring—whether you’re a scientist visualising complex cosmic structures, a student engaging in hands-on learning, or simply a dreamer wanting to explore the stars. The universe is no longer out of reach—it’s right before your eyes.