NASA+ Now Streaming on Amazon Fire TV

NASA+ Now Streaming on Amazon Fire TV: Free, Ad-Free Space Content

NASA has taken another giant leap in making space exploration accessible to everyone. The agency’s streaming service, NASA+, is now available on Amazon Fire TV Channels, bringing free, ad-free programming directly to millions of households. Whether you’re a space enthusiast or a curious learner, you can now watch live missions, documentaries, and educational content without leaving your couch.

What Is NASA+?

NASA+ is the agency’s own streaming platform, launched to share the wonder of space exploration with the broadest possible audience. It offers a wide range of content—from live rocket launches and mission briefings to behind-the-scenes features and archival footage. Best of all, it’s completely free and contains no advertisements. Previously accessible only via the NASA app and the agency’s website, NASA+ has now expanded to a major streaming device.

How to Access NASA+ on Amazon Fire TV

Starting Thursday, July 23, 2026, NASA+ is available as a channel on Amazon Fire TV. Fire TV users can find it by asking Alexa+ on compatible devices. Simply say, “Alexa, open NASA+,” and the service will launch instantly. The integration also allows for voice commands to search for specific missions or topics.

For those without a Fire TV, NASA+ remains accessible through:

The NASA app (available on iOS, Android, and other platforms)
The NASA website at www.nasa.gov

Both options are also free and ad-free.

What Content Will Be Available?

NASA+ on Fire TV will feature a dynamic lineup of programming. Upcoming highlights include:

Science mission launches – Live coverage of rockets carrying scientific payloads to orbit.
Test flights for rendezvous and docking – Critical demonstrations for human landing systems.
Robotic lunar deliveries – Uncrewed missions delivering equipment and experiments to the Moon.
The first crewed Artemis mission – Artemis II, which captured global attention, and subsequent flights.
Building humanity’s first Moon Base – Ongoing coverage of construction and habitation efforts.

The content will be updated regularly, ensuring viewers always have something new to explore.

Why This Matters: NASA’s Commitment to Public Access

Rebecca Sirmons, general manager of NASA+ at the agency’s Headquarters in Washington, emphasized the importance of this expansion:

“The National Aeronautics and Space Act of 1958 calls on us to share our story of space exploration with the broadest possible audience, and our streaming partners help us accomplish that. Artemis II captured the hearts and minds of viewers globally, inspiring the Artemis generation. As we work toward building humanity’s first Moon Base, we will continue to provide transparent, engaging content coverage every step of the way.”

This partnership is part of NASA’s broader strategy to increase transparency and public engagement. Earlier this year, during its Ignition event, the agency outlined bold plans, including accelerating Artemis missions to the lunar surface and constructing the first Moon Base. By distributing content through platforms like Fire TV, NASA ensures that these historic moments are accessible to everyone, regardless of their preferred device.

The Bigger Picture: NASA’s Streaming Evolution

NASA+ is more than just a video service—it’s a digital bridge between the agency and the public. Since its launch, it has offered an unprecedented window into the world of space exploration. The addition of Fire TV Channels marks a significant milestone, as it puts NASA content directly in the living rooms of millions of Amazon customers.

For comparison, other government agencies and scientific organizations have also embraced streaming, but NASA’s approach stands out for its zero-cost, ad-free model. This aligns with the agency’s mission to inspire and educate, as mandated by the Space Act of 1958.

How to Get Started

If you own an Amazon Fire TV device, follow these simple steps:

Turn on your Fire TV and ensure it’s connected to the internet.
Use your voice remote to say, “Alexa, open NASA+.”
Alternatively, navigate to the Channels section and search for “NASA+.”
Select the channel and start watching instantly—no subscription or login required.

For mobile or web access, download the NASA app from your device’s app store or visit the NASA website.

What’s Next for NASA+

With the Fire TV launch, NASA+ is poised to reach even more viewers. The agency plans to continue expanding to other platforms, ensuring that its content is available wherever people watch. Future programming may include interactive features, 4K streams of launches, and exclusive behind-the-scenes footage from the Moon Base.

As humanity prepares to return to the Moon and venture farther into the solar system, NASA+ will be there every step of the way—free, ad-free, and now on your TV.

For more information about NASA’s missions, visit www.nasa.gov.

Last Updated: July 23, 2026