NASA+ is now available through Fire TV Channels, expanding access to the agency’s free space and science programming. The announcement is part of NASA’s effort to distribute mission coverage across more streaming platforms and devices. Fire TV users can access NASA+ content through compatible devices and, where supported, by asking Alexa+. Programming may include science mission launches, rendezvous and docking tests, robotic lunar deliveries and coverage of Artemis missions. NASA+ remains available without charge and without advertisements through the NASA app and NASA’s website. Rebecca Sirmons, general manager of NASA+, said the expanded distribution would help the agency share space exploration with a broader audience. NASA said the Fire TV partnership supports its plans to provide more mission and educational content as it pursues an increased cadence of Artemis lunar missions and development of a proposed Moon Base. Post navigation Ukraine Seeks Stronger European Support Europol Targets Violent Online Network