NASA Introduces Beta Site; On-Demand Streaming Service, App Update Coming Soon

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NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) has recently launched a new on-demand streaming platform called NASA+. The platform offers an ad-free and no-cost streaming service, making it family-friendly and accessible to everyone. As of now, NASA+ is in its beta phase, and users can access the preview of the beta website. NASA has even invited the public to explore the platform and provide feedback at beta.nasa.gov. This feedback will be used to update and enhance the beta site on an ongoing basis.

In addition to the new streaming platform, NASA is also revamping its main websites for improved user experience. The nasa.gov and science.nasa.gov websites will now provide comprehensive information on the agency's missions, research, climate data, and updates on the Artemis program.

The NASA+ streaming platform, scheduled to launch later this year, will offer a range of content, including the agency's Emmy Award-winning live coverage. It will also introduce new series to enhance the viewer experience. NASA+ will be available on various platforms, such as the NASA App for iOS and Android devices, Roku, Apple TV, Fire TV, and the web for both desktop and mobile devices.

By introducing these changes, NASA aims to make its content more accessible and engaging for the general public, bringing space exploration and science closer to people of all ages and interests.