NASA launches “space Netflix,” free, ad-free and subscription-free

NASA has announced the launch of its own streaming service called NASA+ with a selection of content about space. A sort of “space” online movie theater, like Netflix, Apple TV+ or Okko.

“Introducing the new NASA+ streaming service. More space. More rockets. More science. More missions. More NASA. All in one place. No subscription required. NASA+ is ad-free, free and suitable for the whole family. It will feature NASA’s «Emmy» Award-winning live and original programming,” NASA said.

“NASA++ is free and suitable for the whole family.

The service’s target audience is “dreamers, discoverers, the next generation” and just people who want to know more about space.

The service is scheduled to launch on Nov. 8. As the agency promises, users will be offered live broadcasts, a collection of documentaries about NASA missions, as well as some new series that will be introduced with the launch of the service. It will be possible to watch all this splendor for free and even without advertising.

By that date, the agency promises to release apps for Android, iOS, Apple TV, Roku, Amazon Fire TV, and launch a web version of the service on its official website.