
Inspiration4
Sian Proctor of Phoenix, second from the left, is a professor of geology, sustainability and planetary science who will pilot this fall’s SpaceX mission. She joins Jared Isaacman, left, Hayley Arceneaux and Christopher Sembroski.
A Phoenix educator, entrepreneur, adventurer and science communicator has been selected for the crew of Inspiration4, SpaceX’s first all-civilian mission to space. Sian Proctor, who’s a geology, sustainability and planetary science professor at South Mountain Community College, was one of the two final crew members SpaceX announced Tuesday at Kennedy Space Center in Florida, where SpaceX Dragon will launch in the fall.... Read more»
Inspiration4
Sian Proctor of Phoenix, second from the left, is a professor of geology, sustainability and planetary science who will pilot this fall’s SpaceX mission. She joins Jared Isaacman, left, Hayley Arceneaux and Christopher Sembroski.
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