Netflix and NASA Join Forces to Stream Live Space Adventures

Netflix is teaming up with NASA to bring the wonders of space straight to your screen, with live programming from NASA+ hitting the platform this summer. Announced on June 30, 2025, this exciting partnership marks the first time Netflix will feature another programmer’s live feed in the U.S., giving its 700 million-plus subscribers worldwide a front-row seat to real-time space exploration. Rocket launches, astronaut spacewalks, and breathtaking views of Earth from the International Space Station (ISS).

• Netflix to Stream NASA+ Live Missions, Launches, and Spacewalks
• NASA Teams with Netflix to Bring Live Space Coverage to Viewers
• Netflix Adds NASA+ Live Feed, Expands Into Space Programming

NASA’s free streaming service, NASA+, launched in November 2023 and will still be available at no cost on NASA’s website and app, so everyone can tune in. But partnering with Netflix takes NASA’s mission to share space exploration to a whole new level. “The National Aeronautics and Space Act of 1958 calls on us to share our story with the broadest possible audience,” said Rebecca Sirmons, who runs NASA+.

On Netflix, the NASA+ channel will showcase live mission coverage, behind-the-scenes moments, and chats with space experts. While NASA’s documentaries will stay exclusive to its own platforms, Netflix viewers will get plenty of thrilling live content. This move comes as Netflix dives deeper into live programming, from sports to now the cosmos, following a recent deal with France’s TF1 network and NASA’s own live channel on Amazon Prime Video.

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This collaboration is all about sparking curiosity and making space exploration feel closer to home for people everywhere, especially younger audiences. By blending NASA’s cutting-edge science with Netflix’s massive reach, the partnership promises to make the universe more accessible and inspiring.

Get ready to watch space come alive on Netflix, with more details on what’s airing to come closer to the launch. Meanwhile, NASA+ will keep offering its free content for anyone eager to explore the stars on their own.