NASA is entering the streaming space with a new ad-free, no-cost service called NASA+. The service will be available on a wide range of devices and could disrupt the Twitch and Kick streaming industry.
NASA is set to make a groundbreaking entry into the streaming world with its new service, NASA+.
The streaming platform will offer live event coverage and a diverse range of original series, all aimed at telling the fascinating stories of NASA's exploration of the unknown in air and space.
The space agency envisions inspiring humanity through a unified and world-class web experience.
With plans to make the service accessible through its app and revamped official website, NASA+ promises a unique streaming experience unlike any other, and the best part - it will be free for everyone!
“Transforming our digital presence will help us better tell the stories of how NASA explores the unknown in air and space“, said Mark Etkind,
“Our vision is to inspire humanity through a unified, world-class NASA web experience”, said another NASA official.
NASA, renowned for its pioneering space programs, boasts a massive global following intrigued by its groundbreaking activities and cutting-edge technology.
As the agency explores new frontiers, it now sets its sights on an entirely different domain - the streaming industry.
With giants like Amazon-owned Twitch and the emerging sensation, Kick, dominating the streaming space, NASA's entry with its own streaming service could shake up the industry significantly.
As space enthusiasts eagerly await NASA's foray into streaming, it remains to be seen how the agency's tech prowess and captivating content will redefine the streaming landscape.