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Google adds immersive explorations library to Gemini app

Google announced a new library of immersive explorations inside the Gemini app, letting users explore topics layer‑by‑layer from microscopic systems to deep space. The scenes unfold into interactive nodes with guided explanations, and users can tap a layer to dive deeper, for example tracing Silk Road trade routes, peering inside a jet engine, or studying lightning physics. Audio narration will…

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  • Google launched a library of immersive, layer‑by‑layer visual explorations in the Gemini app
  • The feature is live on web and mobile in six languages, with audio narration coming soon
  • It is available to Education Fundamentals, Standard, Plus plans and all Google Workspace, Individual and personal accounts

The feature is already available on web and mobile in English, Indonesian, Hindi, Brazilian Portuguese, French, and simplified Chinese; users of other languages currently see an English‑only version with more languages promised. There is no admin or end‑user setting to toggle it. rollout is “Rapid Release and Scheduled Release” and the library is live in the Gemini student hub for Education Fundamentals, Standard, and Plus plans, and in the Gemini app for all Google Workspace customers, Workspace Individual subscribers, and personal Google accounts.

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Immersive explorations now available in the Gemini app

Google Workspace Updates · 28 October 2026

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