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NASA recently launched NASA+, a new streaming service packed with captivating space and science content. This service is completely free, and the best part? No annoying ads! You can easily access NASA+ through your web browser by visiting plus.nasa.gov or by downloading the NASA app on your Android or iOS device. If you prefer watching on the big screen, NASA+ is also available on platforms like Apple TV and Roku.
Simply update your NASA app to the latest version, and you'll gain access to a variety of shows covering space and science topics. This includes not only original series but also Emmy award-winning content. Get ready for an out-of-this-world experience!
Pam Melroy, the Deputy Administrator at NASA, expressed her excitement about the revamped NASA website, the newly launched NASA+, and the updated NASA App. She highlighted the trio's potential to showcase the wide-ranging benefits that NASA's data can offer to humanity. Get ready for an amazing exploration experience!
🚀 3...2...1... We have LIFTOFF of our new streaming service, NASA+ https://t.co/EuPGk4Yfo6
— NASA (@NASA) November 8, 2023
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Back in July, NASA gave us a sneak peek into its own streaming service called NASA+. It's a cool digital platform all about science and space. You can find stuff about the James Webb Space Telescope, fun animated shows for kids about planets and the universe, stories from Black NASA astronauts, and super clear videos of the cosmos.
And that's not all - there are shows like Documentary in Artemis: 1, Other Worlds: Planets, First Light, and more. Right now, the content on NASA+ goes up to HD resolution, and most of it is in English and Spanish. NASA will also use this platform to stream live events. So, if you're curious about space, NASA+ is the place to be for loads of cool science and tech content.
