Good news, space fans. And it'll be free, too...
The space agency has previously won Emmy awards for its coverage of the SpaceX Demo-1 mission in 2019, which combined live coverage on TV and radio, plus social media stunts and in-person events.
But it's the promise of new original video series that will likely get space fans flocking to the service when it launches in the next few months, particularly given NASA Plus will be completely free . The move comes as part of a relaunch of the agency's website and mobile app – and you can check out an early beta version of the
right now. It looks like a much more polished hub for news, photos and info about the International Space Station and more.When we saw the NASA Plus name, we assumed it'd be another paid streaming service to sit alongside
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