Victor J. Glover is a U.S. Navy aviator and NASA astronaut whose career traces a steady ascent through engineering, test piloting, and spaceflight. Selected by NASA in 2013, he first flew to orbit on SpaceX Crew-1 in 2020, and journeyed around the Moon in 2026 as part of the Artemis II mission.

Before space, Glover built a reputation as a disciplined and curious operator: a graduate of U.S. Naval Academy, a test pilot, and a commander with thousands of flight hours. His path reflects a blend of technical rigor and reflective leadership, often speaking about purpose, faith, and service with an ease that resonates beyond aerospace circles. In him, the astronaut becomes less a distant figure and more a grounded emissary—someone who carries the vastness of space back down to human scale.

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