NASA tv iPhone and iPod Touch users can install the NASA App, which has all of the same features as the iPad version. The NASA Apps provide more than just the NASA TV stream, they also provide mission information, pictures, and tweets from NASA’s multiple Twitter IDs. If all you want is NASA TV, you can install the lighter weight NASA Television app, also free like the NASA Apps. Several other NASA related apps are available from other developers for iOS devices. Android users can also install the free NASA App on their device.
and it has all of the same features, including NASA TV, as exists on iOS. One caveat, however, is that the Android version of the app depends on Flash being installed on your phone, and when you select NASA TV within the app it will switch to a web browser and load the NASA TV flash page where you can watch the live stream. While the NASA App have been available for a while on iOS, it has just become available for Android. I am happy to find that the NASA App works on all of my Android devices, including my HTC Flyer. Of course, if you have Flash installed on your Android device you can just load the NASA TV live feed in your web browser and not install the NASA App. If you want the benefit of an app that doesn’t have as many features as the official NASA App, another option is NASA HD, which only provides the NASA TV live feeds. As is the case for iOS, there are also several other NASA related apps in the Android Market.
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