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IT Home reported on July 31 that NASA announced that it will shut down its cable TV channel in August and switch to the streaming platform NASA+. This decision marks NASA's shift from traditional TV broadcasting to online video services in line with the development trend of the television industry.

NASA says that since its launch late last year, NASA+ has had four times the viewership of the cable channel. Like the cable channel, viewers can watch live events, news coverage and original content on NASA+.

For the convenience of users, NASA+ can be downloaded on Android and iOS devices, and also supports streaming devices such as Apple TV, Roku and Fire TV. In addition, viewers can also watch directly through the NASA+ website. It is worth mentioning thatNASA+ is completely free and no subscription is required.

IT Home noted that NASA also announced new programs that will be launched soon, including the documentary "Planetary Defenders" focusing on asteroid exploration, the series "Our Alien Earth" exploring extreme environments, and the documentary "An Ocean in Bloom" focusing on marine pollution. In addition, viewers will also see new episodes of the popular series "Other Worlds", "The Color of Space" and "Space Out".