This Is His First Trip To Space And His First Mission On The Orbital Lab!

Dreaming of going to space? – Astronaut Victor Glover has you covered.

In his first video from space, take a look at our home through the window of SpaceX’s Crew Dragon “Resilience” spacecraft. Victor arrived to the International Space Station alongside his fellow Crew-1 astronauts on Nov. 16, 2020.

This is his first trip to space and his first mission on the orbital lab!

Follow his Instagram account HERE to stay up-to-date on station life and for more behind-the-scenes content like this.

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