one thing worth seeing...
I don't usually suggest bothering with the couple of free channels on Dish, mostly because I subscribe to them and they're not usually all that exciting.
however...
Couple of years ago, when our Mars Rovers were approaching and landing on Mars, I was watching the NASA feed on Dish.
I've also watched the comet impactor project, live.
Oh, and there was a lander that went down on... uhhh.... one of the moons of Jupiter?
So many missions, so little time...
There is no better thrill than the nail-biting minutes (or hours) waiting to see what has happened.
Your nightly news will report success.
Your weekly science show will show you the highlights.
But nothing compares to the thrill of
watching it all happen live.
Unfortunately, these events are not weekly.
They are rare, and you must know when to watch, to get in on them.
I consider the daily drivel from the International Space Station, to be just that.
....... it
is educational... and it
is in English...
edit - two sites with FTA lists:
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