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If you’ve ever dreamt of taking an upwards dive into space, NASA is helping everyone pass the time at home with some seriously cool virtual space tours.

Here’s what’s going on around the world while we’re all doing our part staying home.

A day in the life of Zafigo's founder, Marina Mahathir during the movement control order.

Virtual reality technology provides an innovative means of experiencing the world from the comforts of our living room. With 360° videos and a VR headset or cardboard viewer, you can escape to famous tourist landmarks in lands afar and even enjoy unparalleled access to exclusive adventures.

While everyone is focused on the pandemic, Mother Nature is focused on healing from years of abuse. So how exactly is the planet mending itself during this period of restricted travel?

Some whimsical, allowing you to explore worlds unknown, while others may just inspire you to think about where your next holiday may be, these books will surely take you and your imagination places.

Healthcare experts believe that fighting and coping with the COVID-19 outbreak will require more than just medical intervention — taking care of our mental wellbeing matters too.

A recap of Marina Mahathir's conversation with Dr Sakia Haque of Bangladesh and Xyza Cruz Bacani of the Philippines, who shared their experiences and thoughts on being up close with COVID-19.

Sometimes, you may even surprise yourself at how easily you find a passion for an activity you barely know about or at how easily you can succeed in creative endeavours thought only for ‘true artists’.

With tourism being the lifeline of many prefectures in the nation, The Japan National Tourism Organization has created a 360° virtual tour of the country, perhaps in a bid to keep interest in the East Asian nation.

Despite the restricted movement, many instructors and studios are hosting virtual workouts that you can access from anywhere to encourage you to push yourself during a period where slacking physically and mentally becomes too easy.

With everyone stuck indoors doing their part with social distancing, many are attempting to get creative with how to fill their time without going bonkers. Should you still be looking for productive activities, why not head back to school and start some online courses?