NASA

Editor's Review

Embark on an extraordinary cosmic journey with the newly revamped NASA App! 🚀 This app is your all-access pass to the universe, right at your fingertips. Whether you're an avid stargazer or a curious explorer, the NASA App is designed to bring the wonders of space directly to you.🌠

Dive into the NASA+ video streaming service, offering unlimited access to live coverage of NASA events and a vast library of original on-demand video series. Best of all? No subscription required! 🎬

Feast your eyes on over 21,000 of the latest NASA images. Rate your favorites and discover the highest-rated images that capture the beauty and mystery of space. 🌌📸

Never have a dull home screen again! The app automatically changes your home and lock screen wallpaper daily with the newest stunning NASA images. 🖼️

Stay informed with the latest NASA news and in-depth feature articles. Get real-time updates on groundbreaking missions like Artemis and the James Webb Space Telescope. 📰

Tune in to captivating podcasts featuring astronauts and space experts. Embark on an auditory tour of the galaxy without leaving the comfort of your home. 🎧

Set up alerts to know exactly when the International Space Station soars over your location. 🛰️

Experience NASA’s rovers and rockets in a whole new dimension with interactive augmented reality. Get up close and personal with the technology that’s pushing the boundaries of space exploration. 🚀

The NASA App isn't just an app; it's your personal gateway to the cosmos. Install it now and start exploring! 🌌📲

Features

• Unlimited access to NASA+ video streaming

• Explore over 21,000 latest NASA images

• Automatic home and lock screen wallpaper updates

• Latest NASA news and feature articles

• Updates on Artemis and James Webb Telescope

• Podcasts featuring astronauts and experts

• ISS flyover alerts for your location

• Augmented reality experiences of NASA missions

Pros

• Access to NASA+ video streaming service

• Explore over 21,000 NASA images

• Automatic wallpaper updates with NASA images

• Latest news on Artemis and James Webb Telescope

• Augmented reality experiences with rovers and rockets

Cons

• AR features might require strong device performance.

• App size could be large due to high-resolution images.