Victor J. Glover

Victor Jerome Glover (gebore 30 April 1976) is 'n NASA-ruimtevaarder van die klas van 2013 ^[1]^[2] en vlieënier van die eerste operasionele vlug van die SpaceX Crew Dragon na die Internasionale Ruimtestasie. Glover is 'n kommandeur in die Amerikaanse Vloot waar hy 'n F/A-18 loods, en is 'n gegradueerde van die Amerikaanse Lugmag se Toetsvlieënierskool. Hy was 'n bemanningslid van Ekspedisie 64, en het gedien as 'n stasiestelsel-vlugingenieur.

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Glover is in Junie 2013 as een van die Ruimtevaardergroep 21-span bekendgestel, en het sy opleiding in 2015 voltooi.

In Augustus 2018 is Glover bekendgestel as een van die handelsruimtevaarders, wat aangewys is om die eerste operasionele vlug te onderneem, en die tweede bemanningsvlug algeheel, van SpaceX se Crew Dragon.^[3] As deel van daardie missie sal hy vir meer as ses maande 'n bemanningslid van ISS Ekspedisies 64 en 65 wees.^[4] Glover is die eerste Afro-Amerikaanse ISS-ekspedisie-bemanningslid wat op die ISS woon, en nie net 'n besoek aan die ISS bring vir 'n kort verblyf soos tydens die Ruimtependeltuig as 'n ISS-samestellende ruimtevaarder nie.^[5]

Die SpaceX Crew Dragon-kapsule Resilience wat op 15 November 2020 gelanseer is, het Glover saam met twee ander NASA-ruimtevaarders ( Michael S. Hopkins en Shannon Walker ) sowel as Soichi Noguchi van Japan vervoer. Hulle het op 17 November 2020 by die ruimtestasie aangekom.^[6]

Verwysings

↑ National Aeronautics and Space Administration. "2013 Astronaut Class". NASA. Geargiveer vanaf die oorspronklike op 21 Junie 2013. Besoek op 19 Junie 2013.
↑ "NASA's Newest Astronauts Complete Training". NASA. 9 Julie 2015. Geargiveer vanaf die oorspronklike op 4 April 2019. Besoek op 9 November 2021.
↑ "NASA Assigns Crews to First Test Flights, Missions on Commercial Spacecraft". NASA. 3 Augustus 2018. Besoek op 4 Augustus 2018.
↑ Gohd, Chelsea (1 Februarie 2021). "Spacewalking astronauts complete a space station battery upgrade years in the making". Space.com. Besoek op 27 Februarie 2021. Once secure on the arm, and with help from Rubins inside the orbiting laboratory, Glover 'flew' over to the camera's site, with the blue hues of the Atlantic Ocean swirling hazily below. Glover successfully replaced the broken camera on the starboard truss, the first of three cameras to be installed during the spacewalk. To do this, Glover used a pistol grip tool (PGT), which astronauts use to remove and install bolts during spacewalks.
↑ Waller, Allyson (15 November 2020). "Victor Glover will be the first Black crew member on the space station". The New York Times. Besoek op 17 November 2020. Originally from Pomona, Calif., Mr. Glover graduated with a bachelor's degree in general engineering from California Polytechnic State University in 1999. Over the course of 2007 to 2010, he earned three master's degrees: in flight test engineering, systems engineering and military operational art and science.
↑ Wall, Mike (17 November 2020). "Victor Glover becomes 1st Black astronaut to arrive at space station for long-term stay". Space.Com. Besoek op 17 November 2020. Glover and three crewmates — fellow NASA astronauts Mike Hopkins and Shannon Walker and Japan's Soichi Noguchi — left Earth on Sunday evening (15 Nov.) aboard the SpaceX Crew Dragon capsule "Resilience." The launch kicked off Crew-1, SpaceX's first-ever contracted, fully operational astronaut mission to the space station for NASA.

[NASA-1] National Aeronautics and Space Administration. "2013 Astronaut Class". NASA. Geargiveer vanaf die oorspronklike op 21 Junie 2013. Besoek op 19 Junie 2013.

[2] "NASA's Newest Astronauts Complete Training". NASA. 9 Julie 2015. Geargiveer vanaf die oorspronklike op 4 April 2019. Besoek op 9 November 2021.

[nasacc_crew-3] "NASA Assigns Crews to First Test Flights, Missions on Commercial Spacecraft". NASA. 3 Augustus 2018. Besoek op 4 Augustus 2018.

[Spacewalk2-4] Gohd, Chelsea (1 Februarie 2021). "Spacewalking astronauts complete a space station battery upgrade years in the making". Space.com. Besoek op 27 Februarie 2021. Once secure on the arm, and with help from Rubins inside the orbiting laboratory, Glover 'flew' over to the camera's site, with the blue hues of the Atlantic Ocean swirling hazily below. Glover successfully replaced the broken camera on the starboard truss, the first of three cameras to be installed during the spacewalk. To do this, Glover used a pistol grip tool (PGT), which astronauts use to remove and install bolts during spacewalks.

[NYT_First-5] Waller, Allyson (15 November 2020). "Victor Glover will be the first Black crew member on the space station". The New York Times. Besoek op 17 November 2020. Originally from Pomona, Calif., Mr. Glover graduated with a bachelor's degree in general engineering from California Polytechnic State University in 1999. Over the course of 2007 to 2010, he earned three master's degrees: in flight test engineering, systems engineering and military operational art and science.

[SpaceVG-6] Wall, Mike (17 November 2020). "Victor Glover becomes 1st Black astronaut to arrive at space station for long-term stay". Space.Com. Besoek op 17 November 2020. Glover and three crewmates — fellow NASA astronauts Mike Hopkins and Shannon Walker and Japan's Soichi Noguchi — left Earth on Sunday evening (15 Nov.) aboard the SpaceX Crew Dragon capsule "Resilience." The launch kicked off Crew-1, SpaceX's first-ever contracted, fully operational astronaut mission to the space station for NASA.

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