This video is meant to be viewed inside a VR headset or 360 video viewer such as google cardboard. That isnt possible on this site, but I still wanted to share some of the work here. I imagine if I personally sent you the link and you already understand all this, and no explanation is needed :)

To create the renders, I set up a rig in Cinema 4D that had 8 carefully places cameras. I then rendered the view from each camera and brought them into After Affects. 

Once in After Effects I laid out all 8 exports into this cubemap configuration, and used their somewhat new, built in, 360 video converter to create the final export of a 4k equirectangular video.

The following videos are in the equirectangular format which when loaded into a headset allows you to turn your head and look anywhere in the 360 video. That capability is not available on this site as of now.

For more information about the Museum of Life and Science, here's a link: Museum of Life and Science