NASA is broadening the availability of its digital content by launching on Amazon Fire TV Channels. Users of compatible Fire TV devices can access the agency's programming by utilizing Alexa voice commands.
The expansion aims to fulfill the agency's mandate to share space exploration stories with a wide audience. According to Rebecca Sirmons, general manager of NASA+ at the agency's headquarters, the partnership is part of a commitment to provide transparent and engaging coverage of future milestones, such as the development of a lunar base and upcoming Artemis missions.
Viewers can expect future content to feature robotic lunar deliveries, mission launches, and testing for human landing systems. Despite this new distribution channel, NASA+ continues to be offered as an ad-free, complimentary service via the official NASA website and mobile application.
Source: NASA
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