
Live astronaut appearances, keynote speakers, STEM engagement, corporate events, school outreach and public spaceflight experiences featuring astronauts, space explorers and industry pioneers.
There are very few opportunities in the UK to spend meaningful time with a real NASA astronaut in an intimate, community environment.
Our Space Socials are designed not as a theatre show, but as a genuine community experience where space enthusiasts, families, students and professionals can come together to hear first-hand experiences, live and in-person, from an astronaut.

Step inside the world of human spaceflight with veteran NASA astronaut Douglas Hurley, the last astronaut to Pilot the Space Shuttle, and Commander of the historic SpaceX Demo-2 first crewed Dragon mission.
This is a rare opportunity to hear first-hand what it’s really like to pilot the Space Shuttle, command a spacecraft and help usher in a new era of human spaceflight. From the final Space Shuttle mission to the return of crewed launches aboard SpaceX Crew Dragon, Doug will share the stories behind some of the most significant moments in modern space exploration.
You'll also have the opportunity to ask your own questions during our live audience Q&A, making this a genuinely interactive and memorable experience.
Our Space Social events bring together people who share a fascination with space; from curious beginners and families to students, educators and industry professionals. Whether you come on your own or with friends or family, you'll be part of a welcoming and passionate community. If you've ever wondered what it takes to pilot a spacecraft, command a mission and witness history from the cockpit, this is your opportunity to hear the story from someone who lived it.






Perfect for families, space enthusiasts and anyone who has ever wondered what it's really like to live and work in space.
12:00pm
1:00pm
2:00pm
4:00pm
Everyone gets one free autograph!
Suitable for all ages.
The complete Doug Hurley experience!
Enjoy every part of the event from start to finish with our most comprehensive ticket package, combining the daytime event and exclusive evening dinner. VIP guests receive priority seating in the front section during Doug's live talk, ensuring the best views and closest access throughout the main event.
12:00pm
6:00pm
10:00pm
Please note the daytime and evening events take place in two different buildings, an approximate 8 minute walk apart.

... because "once in a lifetime" is never enough!

Milton Keynes, UK June 2017
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Cranfield, UK May 2025
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Cranfield, UK March 2026
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Meeting an Astronaut and hearing about their journeys, challenges, and accomplishments can be incredibly inspiring. It often leaves attendees with a renewed sense of curiosity and drive to pursue their own dreams, whether they be on Earth, or in Space.
Astronauts offer unique perspectives on topics such as space exploration, teamwork, problem-solving, and overcoming adversity. They share insights into the rigorous training process, life aboard spacecraft, and the emotional impact of viewing Earth from space.
These events often include discussions on cutting-edge space technology, exploration missions, and scientific discoveries, providing a deeper understanding of the key STEM subjects, our Planet Earth and the universe.
Many astronaut events feature Q&A sessions, meet-and-greets, or photo opportunities, allowing you to interact with astronauts directly.
Such events attract space enthusiasts, scientists, students, and industry professionals, creating an excellent opportunity for networking and connecting with like-minded individuals.
Witnessing an astronaut share their experiences can be a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, creating lasting memories.
All Astronaut portrait images are credited to NASA and/or ESA.
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