Close Modal Planetarium Earthlight World: An Astronaut’s Journey Opening June 13 Experience the awe of space through the eyes of astronaut and artist Dr. Sian Proctor, mission pilot of Inspiration4 — the first all-civilian mission to orbit Earth. An immersive journey produced by the Museum of Science, Boston in partnership with commercial astronaut Dr. Sian Proctor and Space2inspire.This original Planetarium show offers a rare and deeply human perspective on spaceflight. Inspired by her book and personal journey, Dr. Proctor reflects on the transformative experience of seeing Earth from orbit, illuminated by what she calls "Earthlight." Blending cutting-edge technology and 360-degree visuals with Dr. Proctor’s voice, artistry, and storytelling, the show weaves together Afrofuturism, poetry, and personal reflection to create a one-of-a-kind immersive journey where art, science, and imagination meet. Get Tickets Date and Time Opening June 13 Audience All Ages Location Charles Hayden Planetarium View Map Length 40 minutes Price $2 – $10 Language English Get Tickets Date and Time Opening June 13 Audience All Ages Location Charles Hayden Planetarium View Map Length 40 minutes Price $2 – $10 Language English An immersive journey produced by the Museum of Science, Boston in partnership with commercial astronaut Dr. Sian Proctor and Space2inspire.This original Planetarium show offers a rare and deeply human perspective on spaceflight. Inspired by her book and personal journey, Dr. Proctor reflects on the transformative experience of seeing Earth from orbit, illuminated by what she calls "Earthlight." Blending cutting-edge technology and 360-degree visuals with Dr. Proctor’s voice, artistry, and storytelling, the show weaves together Afrofuturism, poetry, and personal reflection to create a one-of-a-kind immersive journey where art, science, and imagination meet. Space2Inspire and the Museum of Science present “Earthlight World: An Astronaut’s Journey”Created and narrated by Dr. Sian “Leo” ProctorMusic by Test Shot Starfish and Annu | Based on a story by Mike Mongo | Dedicated to Frank WhiteProduced by Kyle Schember and the staff of the Charles Hayden Planetarium, Museum of Science Image
