Lea este extracto de "Cómo surgieron Internet y otras tecnologías". El Pentágono quería asegurarse de que sus pilotos pudieran volar sus aviones y bombarderos en los
entornos
más impredecibles y hostiles, incluida la presencia de grandes vientos azotados por bolas de fuego nucleares.
Para lograr esto, el Pentágono desarrolló simuladores de vuelo, en lo que fue el nacimiento de la realidad virtual.
Los pilotos se sentaban en sillas con gafas protectoras sobre los ojos y usaban joysticks para controlar la
imagen de computadora simulada en sus auriculares.
Seleccione el resumen más preciso del argumento de Kaku.
La realidad virtual permite a las personas experimentar entornos hostiles, como la guerra nuclear, en un lugar
seguro.
O La realidad virtual que comenzó como una Pentágono - herramienta generado que los pilotos del jet preparados para
la guerra nuclear.
O La realidad virtual tiene dispositivos impresionantes, como joysticks y auriculares, que se inspiraron en el
Pentágono.
O La realidad virtual es una herramienta indispensable que prepara a los pilotos para el impacto de las bolas de fuego

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