Amazon Prime Video has a new NASA live channel for streaming rocket starts

Can't get enough of these rocket starts and insights into the cosmos? If you have loaded Amazon Prime video on one of your devices, you can now get much more of this goodness on the new NASA Plus Canal.

The NASA announced on Tuesday that it has launched a streaming channel with content from your NASA Plus service in the Fast Section of Prime Video with a variety of original educational and documentary film contents as well as the occasional Rocket Start -livestream. “Almost” stands for free advertising television and if you have ever dealt with Pluto TV, Tubi or Amazon's own free Freeve brand, you are already familiar with the concept.

While “advertisement supply” can be on behalf of the format, the content of NASA plus on Prime video and other apps is free and free of ads, since NASA is a US government authority financed by tax money. When I checked the new Prime video channel on Wednesday, I was able to access it without an Amazon Prime account and see a single advertisement all the time. If you are interested in trying it out, you can find it by going to Live TV Section via Prime video and scroll down until you have found it.

“Streaming NASA Plus on several platforms enables the agency to share their missions more efficiently, from the start of astronauts to the international space station to the scenes with the team that defended the earth against asteroids, through the presentation of new, high -resolution images of the cosmos” Wes Brown, Acting Associate Administrator, “said the Acting Associate Administrator.

There are currently no live streaming events that are to be broadcast on NASA Plus. However, you can search for other updates for the schedule on the official website of the service. You can see our list of the planned big US space starts for 2025, which you can see live on the channel. NASA did not answer a request for comments on Wednesday.