What is VR?

VR is pretend play with goggles. It feels real because little screens sit close. You turn your head. The picture moves with you. You hear sounds too.

VR means virtual reality. You wear special goggles, and they show pictures right in front of your eyes. When you turn your head, the picture changes, so it can feel like you are inside a game or a faraway place. It is like looking into a tiny pretend world through a window that moves with you.

VR means virtual reality. “Virtual” means made by a computer. You wear a headset with tiny screens in front of your eyes. The screens show a different picture to each eye, so the world looks deep, not flat. Sensors notice when you turn your head, and the picture changes right away. That makes your brain feel like you are standing inside the computer world. Fun fact: some VR can make people feel high up, even when their feet are safely on the floor.