TV series and movie platforms have been very popular lately. Almost everyone has a membership on at least one platform. Following the success of subscription platforms, another initiative came from NASA. NASA is preparing to launch its own broadcast platform NASA+ in the near future.
NASA+ will start broadcasting soon
The space agency was already live-streaming launches and other events on its website. However, it will include the space agency’s original video collections alongside live streams with NASA+.
The first content on the platform will also include the latest work from the space agency. Another good thing is that this service, which is expected to be quite remarkable for space enthusiasts, is free. In addition, you will not encounter ads while watching the content. So, if you want to watch NASA and space content repeatedly, it’s hard to find a better platform.
NASA’s broadcast platform will be available through the space agency’s iOS and Android apps on mobile devices. It will also be able to access the streaming service from desktop and mobile browsers. In addition, access to NASA+ is possible through media players such as Roku, Apple TV and Fire TV.
In addition to offering its own streaming service, NASA is gearing up to overhaul all its digital content. The space agency is currently working on a new web (and app) experience to better present information about missions, research projects, and updates to the Artemis program.
Together with NASA+, NASA is preparing to gather space enthusiasts around its broadcast platform. The new broadcasting platform will undoubtedly attract the attention of many space enthusiasts with its different content and free of charge. So what do you think about NASA+? You can share your views with us in the comments section.
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