NASA's historic Artemis II mission is scheduled to launch today, Wednesday, April 1, at 6:24 p.m. Eastern Time (12:24 a.m. Eastern Time). The 10-day test flight around the moon and back will launch from Kama Jinama rather than Kennedy Space Center in Florida. This news may make owners even more happy Apple Vision Pro is, because the entire start will be captured in the format Apple Immersive Video.
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Film company Cosmic Perspective confirmed on social network Xthat it is right there and ready to film the launch using a special immersive Black cameramagic URSA. This technology will allow users to Vision Pro experience the event in 3D, with 180-degree stereoscopic images and immersive surround sound. The creators' goal is to provide an experience that transports the user directly to the launch pad.
According to the studio's website, a special "Rocket Launch VR" application is also being prepared for Apple Vision Pro, which should be available soon. The company has extensive experience filming rocket launches and promises the most faithful capture of a space mission yet. Artemis II will not only be a milestone for humanity on its journey to the Moon, but also a demonstration of the possibilities of modern space cinematography. For me, this step is great and probably the first time I regret not having Apple Vision Pro. I hope I'll watch this video sometime. If you want to watch the start, you can click directly below the paragraph.
