NASA invites you to explore space from home with a new free streaming service

In the middle of 2023, no one can deny that we live in the era of streaming and we are accustomed to watching all kinds of activities and events live. We like to be informed at all times and among all the content we have on television or in the different subscription services, there is now a very promising one that we should immediately add to our agenda: NASA+.

The name says it all, and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has confirmed that by the end of this year we will be able to watch all kinds of events live and completely free of charge: rocket launches, documentaries, mission tracking... A way to bring space closer to the people, as Marc Etkind, Associate Administrator for Communications at the US agency, has said.

Erkind explained that the initiative is designed so that many people can “tell the stories of how NASA explores the unknown in air and space” and “inspires through discovery and innovates for the benefit of humanity” from their living rooms. In addition, Jeff Seaton (chief information officer) has claimed the intention to “inspire humanity” through “more accessible, discoverable, and secure” information. Below is the exciting trailer released by the agency.

Where can I watch NASA+?

Like other subscription services, NASA Plus can be watched live through its own app. As we said, you can enjoy all of the content completely free of charge, including downloading the app. Below is a list of devices where it will be available.

As for the release date of NASA+, we will have to wait a bit, as the agency has confirmed that it will be available later this year, although without specifying a specific month.

Source | The Wrap