Netflix One step from Add NASA mission to your catalog of TV shows and filmsThe stream giant with the field confirmed that he closed the agreement with the space agency on the transfer of his live programming from the service. With the help of this, subscribers can look at missile launches, transfers from the International Space Station and the following NASA missions.
According to the statement, NASA and Netflix closed an agreement on the integration of the NASA+content, the free streaming service of the space agency. NASA+ offers access to Live Rocket Launch, Space Walks, broadcasting from the International Space StationDocumentary films and educational content.
“Our 1958 space law asks us to share our history of space research with the widest possible audience,” said Rebecca Sirmons, General Director of NASA+. “Together we are committed to the golden eyelid of innovation and research, inspiring new generations without leaving their sofa or in the palm of your hand.”
NASA+ offers access to the most symbolic mission NASA Already current issues. The catalog includes documentary films about arrival at the moon, mission of twins or the origin of the reactive laboratory (JPL). Also, recent programs, such as the NASA Crew-10 and SpaceX mission, which left for the International Space Station in March this year.
Netflix will offer the content of NASA LIVE and in -Spanish
Although most of the content is offered with subtitles, there are some Programs are completely in -SpanishThe field is one of them I am ArtemisWhich focuses on the role of Latin American employees of NASA in their mission to return humanity to the moon. There are also short videos for children or documentaries that turn to certain types of technologies that the space agency uses.
According to the statement NASA+ will be integrated at the end of summer in the Netflix catalogThe field all transmissions and programs will be offered live and HD, although it is unclear whether it will be the whole content of the Internet. Netflix notes that this Agreement seeks to expand the volume of services to more than 700 million subscribers around the world.
For now There is no specific launch date NASA+ on NetflixThe field of those who are interested in access to the programs will not have to wait, because they can do it for free from their browser. The advantage of Netflix is that we can see it in the comfort of the sofa on TV and with some aggregate functions, such as reminders of watching a living release.
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