  360-degree videos are a new type of movie that renders over all 4$\pi$
steradian. Video sharing sites such as YouTube now allow this unique content to
be shared via virtual reality (VR) goggles, hand-held smartphones/tablets, and
computers. Creating 360$^\circ$ videos from astrophysical simulations is not
only a new way to view these simulations as you are immersed in them, but is
also a way to create engaging content for outreach to the public. We present
what we believe is the first 360$^\circ$ video of an astrophysical simulation:
a hydrodynamics calculation of the central parsec of the Galactic centre. We
also describe how to create such movies, and briefly comment on what new
science can be extracted from astrophysical simulations using 360$^\circ$
videos.
