article_snippet: Facebook is to begin supporting virtual reality on Facebook newsfeed, with users able to put on a VR headset and explore a virtual location.
article_snippet: The social network announced that users will be able to view videos filmed with multiple cameras, and move the viewpoint in order to explore a location.
article_snippet: Scroll down to see a 360 degree video .
article_snippet: You're going to be able to put on your Oculus headset,' Mrk Zuckerberg said, 'and view spherical videos there too.' spherical videos are shot with twenty-four cameras working in parallel. '
article_snippet: You can move around inside a 360 degree video,' Mrk Zuckerberg said, 'and view a 360 degree video from different angles.'
article_snippet: However,  Mrk Zuckerberg describes Mrk Zuckerberg spherical videos as a 'first step' toward even more immersive videos that we'll view through virtual reality headsets like the Oculus Rift, which straps over your eyes and provide the illusion of stepping inside a digital environment. '
article_snippet: You're going to be able to put on your Oculus headset,' Mrk Zuckerberg said, 'and view spherical videos there too.'
article_snippet: The move will allow users to see 360 degree videos using the Oculus Rift headset (pictured) Messenger - Facebook's's David Marcus, vice president of messaging products, took to the stage to confirm that apps like ESPN have already built apps that will now be supported in Messenger.
highlights_snippet: Facebook recently bought virtual reality headset make Oculus .
  
highlights_snippet: Users will be able to explore videos using a VR headset .
  
highlights_snippet: More details of firm's VR plans set to be revealed tomorrow .