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Google introduces interactive visual explorations to Gemini to help students study complex topics

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Google has launched Immersive Explorations in Gemini, introducing an interactive, layered visual learning library to its student hub. According to Android Authority, the feature is available across mobile and the web for all users, launching with a selection of 20 topics. It joins existing student hub tools such as flashcards and quizzes. [1][2]

The feature is designed to replace large walls of text by letting users click through layered diagrams and zoom in on specific parts of an image to unlock additional details. Google says subjects include space phenomena like quasars, host galaxies, and interstellar dust lanes, as well as dinosaurs, the molecular structure of plants, and the physics of lightning. Immersive Explorations supports English, Indonesian, Hindi, Brazilian Portuguese, French, and simplified Chinese, with other languages defaulting to English until added later. [1]

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