If you are eager to know about the unknown areas of Mars, then you are getting a chance to roam freely on Mars, because Google has started its Virtual Tour with its users in association with NASA. Under this, you will be traveling to Mars through the videos and pictures taken from NASA's Curiosity Rowl. 

Interactive Producer Ryan Burke of Google's Creative Lab said in a blog post that this experience has been created using the BVVR, which is a technology that provides virtual reality in your browser without installing any app. You can watch it on a virtual reality headset, phone, or laptop. 

“Beyond practical uses for training, virtual reality offers us a compelling method to share the work we’ve been doing to design sustainable human missions and to inspire the next generation of pioneers in space. We’re grateful for the opportunity to bring FUSION’s virtual experience as close to reality as we know it based on years of Mars surface architecture studies,” said Crusan.

This experience has been created with the help of NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory's onsite software, which helps scientists to plan rover drives and even organize meetings on Mars. Victor Loo, chief project manager at JPL, JPL head project manager, said that we are able to carry our scientists on Tuesday, with the help of VR and AR technology now every person in the world can travel to Mars.

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