
Astronaut Doug Hurley
Doug Hurley is a former military test pilot, a civil engineer, a retired U.S. Marine colonel and an astronaut. During his trailblazing 21-year career at NASA, Hurley flew two space shuttle missions (STS-127 and STS-135). He travelled back to space for the third time as the commander of the SpaceX Crew Dragon Demo-2, the first crewed spaceflight from American soil since 2011. Hurley helped NASA and the United States open a new era of human space travel and make spaceflight history by working with a private company to launch astronauts into orbit.
Hurley spent a total of 93 days in space and contributed 100s of hours to supporting scientific discovery on the International Space Station.
Hurley lives in Park City, Utah with his wife, Astronaut Karen Nyberg, and their son, Jack.
PHOTO GALLERY
Final landing of the Space Shuttle Atlantis (STS 135) at Kennedy Spaceport in Florida on July 21, 2011
"Blue Marble" Earth View July 7, 2020 as ISS flew northwest after rounding the southern tip of South America.
President Barak Obama meets with Doug Hurley, Robert Behnken, Eric Boe, and Sunita Williams - the astronauts selected to fly the first commercial crewed rockets to space. October 2015.
Doug Hurley and Bob Behnken announced to fly first commercial crewed space flight for SpaceX, July 2015
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