NSF, now in its 18th year of operations, is already a leading online news resource for space flight-specific news, covering all the leading space-faring nations. NSF is not affiliated with and does not represent the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). NASA initials are used with NASA’s permission.
With breaking exclusive space flight-related news stories and in-depth features, NSF is dedicated to expanding the public’s awareness and respect for the space flight industry, from its early days covering the Space Shuttle Program and NASA to branching out to global and commercial launch companies.
With a six-figure monthly readership, the site’s expansion has already seen articles being referenced and linked by major news networks such as MSNBC, CBS, The New York Times, Popular Science, to name a few.
NSF News Site: https://www.nasaspaceflight.com/
Community
This dual approach, of engaging the public with those that work in the field of space flight makes NSF, via its news site and forum, a unique resource to all. The forum is the most visited space flight-specific forum in the world.
NSF Forum: https://forum.nasaspaceflight.com/
Youtube Channel:
Starting in 2019, the NSF Youtube Channel already has over 530,000 subscribers. From live, interactive commentary and Q&A sessions during live coverage of rocket launches with our own cameras, through to daily videos from our Starbase team alongside 24/7 live coverage, through to in-depth feature videos and overviews, the channel now partners as the official streams for companies such as Astra and Stratolaunch, with more partnerships available on inquiry.
NSF Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/nasaspaceflightvideos
L2:
Taking this a level higher – and a major reason for this news media site’s ability to break the news first – is the highly successful L2 sections, which is a first-of-its-kind subscription service that allows previously unheard of access to the public. This subscription revenue is used directly – and solely – to cover the site’s running costs.
NSF takes pride in providing its readership with the best possible service, to the point of providing free access to the level of information you’d expect to pay for on other sites and then some. For more information on L2 click here.
NSF Store:
With an exclusive range of custom-made merchandise, the NSF store caters to the growing base of rocket fans.
The NSF Store: https://shop.nasaspaceflight.com/
Advertising
NSF offers visitors an extensive source of space-related news. The site’s news pages are updated throughout the day with major breaking news, syndicated throughout all of the major news wire services, via Google, Yahoo, and RSS.
NSF’s outreach has been aided by major news media accrediting the site for breaking news. For an overview of the site’s outreach and examples of possible advertising campaigns on the news site, refer to the advertising page and contact s[email protected] to note your interest in advertising.
NSF Team:
Managing Editor/Founder: Chris Bergin (@nasaspaceflight) – [email protected]
Executive Producer: John Galloway (@KSpaceAcademy) – [email protected]
Video Editorial Manager: Jack Beyer (@thejackbeyer) – [email protected]
Site Manager: Mark Gerrits (@sjongejonge) – [email protected]
Writers:
Chris Bergin. Adrian Beil. Anthony Iemole. Colin Fletcher. Danny Lentz. Haygen Warren. Ian Atkinson.. Philip Sloss. Justin Davenport. Justin Mooney. Leo Bruce. Alejandro Alcantarilla. Nathan Barker. Tobias Corbett. Trevor Sesnic. Tyler Gray. William Graham.
Video and Photography.
Mary. Nic Ansuini. Brady Kenniston. Jack Beyer. Nathan Barker. Pauline Acalin. Jay DeShetler. Stephen Marr. Julia Bergeron. Gary Blair. Sam Sun.
Livestream Team:
John Galloway. Mary. Julia Bergeron. Nic Ansuini. Jack Beyer. Nathan Barker. Gavin Cornwell. Adrian Beil. Patrick Colquhoun. Thomas Hayden. Andrew Munsell. Matt Anderson. Dapp. Chris Bergin.
Artists, Programming.
Mark Gerrits. Mack Crawford. Ben Craddock. Pauline Acalin. Jay DeShetler. Brady Kenniston.
Media Use Guidelines:
For information on our content use policy, please click here.
Contact info:
For editorial inquiries, e-mail [email protected]
If you wish to join our team – please use our contact form.
For all other inquiries, e-mail [email protected]
How to support NSF:
Since 2005, NSF has grown thanks to the amazing support of our community. This has allowed us to reinvest that support into providing additional content, through to major purchases such as those associated with our Starbase Live coverage and launch livestreams.
Unlike a lot of media sites, we are not owned by a parent publishing company and are totally independent. As such, your support is a vital lifetime to pushing us forward in this increasingly competitive realm.
NSF the news site and forum are supported via L2 subscription memberships.
NSF’s Youtube Channel is supported via super chats and memberships, with numerous options available here:
Straight-up support.
This option is often preferred by people who don’t like the idea of google shaving off a percentage via super chats, etc. This link will see the vast majority being received by NSF.
