ABOUT SPACELIVE
The ultimate space event featuring live on stage Michael López-Alegría, a decorated astronaut who returned to low-Earth orbit for the sixth time in 2024 as commander of Axiom Mission 3. He also commanded Axiom Space’s first private astronaut mission to the International Space Station in 2022,
known as Axiom Mission 1.
He has more than 40 years of aviation and space experience with the U.S. Navy and NASA in a variety of roles including Naval Aviator, engineering test pilot and program manager, NASA astronaut, and International Space Station commander. He also holds NASA records for most extravehicular activities (EVAs) or ”spacewalks” (10) and cumulative EVA time (67 hours, 40 minutes). He was inducted into the U.S. Astronaut Hall of Fame in 2021.
He also holds NASA records for most extravehicular activities (EVAs) or ”spacewalks” (10) and cumulative EVA time (67 hours,
40 minutes)
About Commander Michael López-Alegria
ABOUT SPACELIVE
From Apollo to the Artemis Generation, featuring live on stage Apollo Legend Gerry Griffin, who served as Mission Control Flight Director including all nine crewed missions out to the Moon, six of which included lunar landings. Gerry's "Gold" team conducted half of the lunar landings made during Apollo. Gerry went on to become Director of the NASA Johnson Space Center, succeeding
Chris Kraft in 1982.
"If you're interested in human spaceflight
and space exploration, this is it "
GERRY GRIFFIN APOLLO MISSION CONTROL FLIGHT DIRECTOR
Reflecting on SPACELIVE the events
ABOUT SPACELIVE
The ultimate space theatrical event featuring live on stage, active profile space agency Directors, and Mission Leaders from NASA, Axiom Space, Lockheed Martin Space, International Space Station Mission Control, and Texas Space Commission, with Australia's own Andrea Boyd from Mission Control ISS, Dr. Sara Webb from Swinburne University of Technology, hosted by
Dr. Rebecca Allen.
The live space event experience launching audiences into the current, and future of human spaceflight, and space exploration.
"It's a calling for me,
and I feel it's important to give back"
Vanessa E. Wyche Director Johnson Space Center
Reflecting on her role, and mentoring others in STEM