The US space agency NASA officially announced the launch of the free streaming platform “NASA+”. The agency revealed that “NASA+” provides free subscriptions, ad-free services, and is also applicable to streaming platforms such as iOS, Android, Roku, Fire TV, and Apple TV. Featuring Emmy Award-winning live coverage and new original footage.
Nicky Fox, associate administrator of NASA’s Science Mission Directorate, shared: “Exoplanet research can better explore the solar system, Earth’s climate, understand the impact of the sun on Earth, the new science flagship website and the upcoming “NASA+” The streaming platform will present the research results in an interdisciplinary way and establish a stronger connection with the audience.”
Jeff Seaton, Chief Information Officer at NASA Headquarters in Washington, mentioned: “We hope to inspire humanity through a unified, world-class NASA web experience. Online engagement makes NASA information more accessible, searchable and more secure.”
“This will help us better tell the story of how NASA explores the unknown,” said Marc Etkind, deputy director of the Communications Office at NASA Headquarters.
It is reported that “NASA+” will be released in the next few months and can be downloaded through the NASA website. Interested readers may wish to pay attention to the follow-up news.
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