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Want to watch today’s lunar flyby live? There are multiple ways to tune into day-six coverage of the Artemis II moon mission.
Coverage starts shortly, and thanks to the ability to watch live programming from the NASA Plus streaming service on Netflix, you can tune in via the streaming service. See below for a flyby day schedule pulled directly from a NASA blog post. A key part of the coverage will be the start of lunar observation, scheduled for around 2:45 p.m. ET. You can expect “live views of the Moon from cameras mounted on Orion’s solar arrays,” according to NASA.
How to watch the Artemis II moon flyby on Netflix
You can tune into live coverage of the Artemis II moon flyby on Netflix here starting Monday at 1 p.m. ET (10 a.m. PT). The main part of the lunar observation will occur at roughly 2:45 p.m. ET.
Netflix recently raised its subscription prices, making its ad-based plan $9 per month, with Standard going up to $20 a month and the ad-free Premium now $27 per month.
Watch the Artemis flyby via CNET, Hulu, Apple TV and more
You can also watch using streaming services such as HBO Max, Hulu, NASA’s YouTube channel and with the NASA apps for Apple TV, Amazon and Roku, which provide access to the NASA Plus streaming service.
If you need another way to watch the moon flyby, you can watch live coverage here via CNET’s YouTube account.
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