A NASA+ FAST channel is now available on Prime Video, providing users of Amazon‘s service with a way to consume more science and technology content.
NASA+ is a streaming service from NASA. After originally launching in late 2023 as the streaming home of NASA content, NASA TV shut down in 2024. Since then, the main way to keep up with all NASA’s video content was through NASA+.
For those that don’t want to download the NASA app on their device, the new NASA+ FAST channel on Prime Video could be a good alternative. While it might not be as robust as the NASA app, it does provide another way to watch the agency’s aeronautics, human spaceflight, science, and technology missions.
The expansion is also part of NASA’s ongoing mission to make its content easily accessible and more widely available to the public.
“Streaming NASA+ on multiple platforms allows the agency to more efficiently share its missions, from launching astronauts to the International Space Station, to going behind the scenes with the team that defends Earth against asteroids, to showcasing new, high-definition images of the cosmos,” said Wes Brown, acting associate administrator for the Office of Communications at NASA Headquarters in Washington.
Homes without access to the Prime Video app or a Fire TV device can still access NASA+ by downloading the NASA app on their device.
In addition to Fire TV, the NASA app is available to download on most major platforms, including Apple TV, Android TV, and Roku, as well as on Android mobile and iOS devices.
