NASA Is Hosting a Twitch Stream From Space This Week

NASA Is Hosting a Twitch Stream With the ISS: Here's How to Watch
Two astronauts -- one in space, and one on Earth -- will discuss daily life on the ISS, and you can ask them questions in the chat.
How to watch NASA's 1st Twitch stream from the ISS this week
NASA will host its first Twitch stream from the International Space Station (ISS), giving viewers the chance to ask NASA astronauts questions in real time, while they orbit Earth some 250 miles (402 km) from our planet's surface.
NASA astronauts are streaming live on Twitch from space. Here’s how to watch
The NASA astronauts will answer questions about daily life up in orbit, as well as the research conducted in microgravity.
NASA is going to do a Twitch stream from the ISS
NASA is planning to host a live Twitch stream next week from the International Space Station (ISS) – its first from the ISS. The stream, which takes place on February 12th at 11:45AM ET on NASA’s Twitch channel, will feature Don Pettit, an astronaut currently on the ISS, and Matt Dominick, who returned to Earth from the ISS in October.
NASA will do its first Twitch stream from space this February
Astronauts Don Pettit, Matt Dominick, and more will run the stream from the International Space Station next week.
NASA To Hold Special Twitch Livestream On February 12
NASA will hold a special livestream on Twitch this Wednesday, direct from the International Space Station as they'll take live questions
Twitch is going to space as NASA locks in out-of-this-world stream
NASA is set to go live from outer space as a unique Twitch stream direct from the International Space Station has been announced.
The First Twitch Stream From The International Space Station Is Happening On February 12
The stream will take place on NASA's Twitch channel on Wednesday, February 12 at 8:45 AM PT / 11:45 AM ET. Got a news tip or want to contact us directly? Email [email protected]
NASA Is Hosting a Twitch Stream From Space This Week: How to Watch
"This Twitch event from space is the first of many," Brittany Brown, a communications director at NASA, said in a blog post. "We spoke with digital creators at TwitchCon about the
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