NASA High Definition (NTV-3) and NASA Ultra High Definition (NTV-4) channels are broadcasting in free-to-air via satellite for the first time across Europe, the Middle East, North Africa and Sub-Saharan Africa, using Eutelsat craft.
Viewers from across these regions can now enjoy exceptional images from the U.S. space programme, including coverage of launches, life on-board the International Space Station, Earth views from space, deep space exploration, the solar system, Mars, replay of NASA classics such as the Apollo programme, and documentaries on NASA’s latest R&D work.
Eutelsat is the first satellite operator to make NASA TV channels accessible to a large and rapidly growing audience base across Europe, the Middle East, North Africa and Sub-Saharan Africa. Offering an unequalled viewing experience, the addition of NASA TV UHD underlines the continuous expansion of Ultra HD content transmitted via Eutelsat’s fleet of satellites.
Viewers must be equipped with a recent 4K Ultra HD TV set with an integrated satellite tuner certified by FRANSAT, as well as a CI+ CAM module.
How to receive the channels:
From HOTBIRD (13° East)
Frequency: 11373 MHz
Horizontal polarization, DVB-S2, 8PSK, FEC 3/4
Symbol rate: 27500
From EUTELSAT 7B (7° East)
Frequency: 10887 MHz
Horizontal polarization, DVB-S2, QPSK, FEC 4/5
Symbol rate: 30000
From EUTELSAT 5 West A (5° West)
FRANSAT
Frequency: 12732 MHz
Vertical polarization, DVB-2, 8PSK, FEC 3/4
Symbol rate: 29950
From HOTBIRD (13° East)
Frequency: 11373 MHz
Horizontal polarization, DVB-S2, 8PSK, FEC 3/4
Symbol rate: 27500
From EUTELSAT 7B (7° East)
Frequency: 10887 MHz
Horizontal polarization, DVB-S2, QPSK, FEC 4/5
Symbol rate: 30000
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