Rocket Launches, Space Walks, More Space Expeditions Are Now Live, Check Details

Space has always fascinated humanity. It is vast, mysterious, and endlessly beautiful, an infinite canvas scattered with stars and secrets. For centuries, the world has gazed upward, tracing constellations and chasing distant wonders with nothing but imagination. Most of us have never truly seen space, only dreamed of it. But dreams have a way of inching closer. With Netflix’s 2025 slate, something extraordinary is taking shape. Just when the skies seemed out of reach, the final frontier begins to feel near.

Ignited by fan wonder and cosmic curiosity, Netflix now unlocks NASA like never before—live rocket launches, daring spacewalks, deep-space missions, and more. 

Netflix is now viewers’ front-row seat to NASA’s universe

Netflix is joining forces with NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) to stream real-time space action straight to its platform. Beginning this summer, global audiences can witness rocket launches, astronaut spacewalks, mission coverage, and stunning live views from the International Space Station, all within the Netflix interface. This collaboration will not affect streaming on NASA+ or YouTube. Currently, the deal includes only live content, while archival footage and documentaries remain exclusive to NASA’s platforms. 

Rebecca Sirmons, general manager of NASA+, said in a press release that the 1958 Space Act urges NASA to share its mission widely. With Netflix’s reach of over 700 million users, the agency aims to inspire a new generation through live coverage of space exploration. While NASA+ remains free and ad-free, offering archives and documentaries, Netflix prepares to launch live streams. Until then, viewers can explore a chilling space-set title that begins with wonder and spirals into pure cosmic horror.

With three gripping seasons tucked into Netflix’s library, Lost in Space has captivated viewers through its thrilling plot, emotional depth, and the constant danger lurking beyond every star.

Lost in Space delivers galactic thrills across three seasons

Lost in Space is a reimagined sci-fi adventure series based on the 1965 original and inspired by The Swiss Family Robinson and Space Family Robinson. Set in 2046, after a global disaster threatens humanity’s survival, the Robinson family is chosen for a deep-space colonization mission. When an alien robot sabotages their ship, they crash-land on a mysterious planet. There, they face hostile terrain, hidden threats, and emotional turmoil while fighting to reunite with their fellow colonists.

Lost in Space features Molly Parker as Maureen Robinson, an expert aerospace engineer leading her family aboard Jupiter 2 on a mission to colonize Alpha Centauri. Toby Stephens plays John Robinson, a former Navy SEAL and devoted father. Maxwell Jenkins portrays young Will Robinson, who befriends a mysterious alien robot, while Taylor Russell stars as Judy, a brilliant young doctor. Netflix’s library also includes other fan-favorite science fiction titles. However, the latest NASA partnership promises to bring viewers closer to space than ever before.

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