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10 Things: Movie Night

The bright, dusty band of the Milky Way galaxy stretches across a star-filled night sky. In the foreground, a rustic wooden fence and a closed metal gate stand on a grassy field, with dark hills silhouetted in the distance.
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NASA is promoting its free, on-demand streaming platform, NASA+, which offers documentaries, live launch coverage, original series, and educational content without requiring a subscription. The platform highlights several featured titles focused on space exploration and Earth science, including documentary series like "Cosmic Dawn," "Planetary Defenders," "Other Worlds: Europa," and "Our Alien Earth." Additionally, NASA features content produced by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory and the Scientific Visualization Studio, which utilizes agency data to create animations, images, and visualizations designed to make space science accessible to the public.

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NASA Plus logo with the text The universe at your fingertips. A planet is in the background.
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10 Things: Movie Night
Image via NASA; original credits at the source.
10 Things: Movie Night
Image via NASA; original credits at the source.

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