Goddard Television

Overview:

Goddard Television's vision is to produce and communicate knowledge about our study of the Earth and Space; sharing NASA and Goddard, its missions, programs, discoveries, experts, and facilities with 245 million Americans and other TV viewers around the globe. We take our news and contributions to society beyond the campus gates and into people's homes so they can participate, share in, and benefit from Goddard's exploration and understanding of the Earth and Space. 

Information on Goddard Television:

• Goddard Video Releases: Up-to-date information on our most current video files available on NTV. (This link is still under construction and not available at this time.)
  
  
• Goddard Television's Top Videos:  Every month Goddard selects the 16 most requested and compelling  video files from its video library on Earth Science and Space Science.
  
  
• Television Contacts: Who do you contact if you need more information about a video release?
  
  
• Ordering Video:  Detailed information on how to order Goddard video material from our vendor.
  
  
• On-Line Video Catalog:  Provides a general listing of our most popular videotapes.
  
  

Earth Science Videos

Space Science Videos

Technology Videos

Miscellaneous Videos

Finished Productions



• Copyright Guidelines For Use of NASA Materials:  Most of NASA's video products are not copyrighted unless otherwise indicated. However, there ARE some general guidelines for usage of NASA materials.
  

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NASA Television Programming Schedule

• NTV Video file: This advisory to the news media describes the most current audio and video resource material of Agency events. (Please check Late Breaking News to get last-minute updates.) The video file airs.weekdays at noon (Eastern Standard or Daylight Time), with replays at 3 p.m., 6 p.m. and 9 p.m. 

 

• Late Breaking News: When press conferences, new material for the Video File and other events are added to the NTV schedule, they will be posted here. This file will only be updated as needed.

 

• Updated NTV Schedule for Space Shuttle missions: During Space Shuttle missions, a TV schedule combining mission events and other NTV items is updated periodically. This link will not be updated between the last revision for one mission and the first schedule for the next. A mission's first TV schedule (designated Rev. A) is usually available three days before launch. (Future Shuttle Mission Schedule.)

 

• NASA Television Gallery: The NASA Gallery is a look at the early years of NASA, as well as replays of more recent events. The NASA Gallery airs weekdays at 1 p.m. (Eastern Standard or Daylight Time), with replays at 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. The Gallery may be preempted by other events.

 

• Education File: Provided by NASA's Spacelink, this schedule of programming is specifically designed for students and teachers. The Educational File airs weekdays at 2 p.m. (Eastern Standard or Daylight Time), with replays at 5 p.m. and 8 p.m. The Education file may be preempted by other events.

 

• Earth Views: Space Shuttle Earth images are available at the conclusion of each Video File package until the end of the hour. Earth Views are also available from 3 a.m. - 6 a.m. (Eastern)