In addition to the singer, the presenter Gayle King, the journalist and promised of Jeff Bezos Lauren Sánchez, traveled; NASA’s engineer and veteran Aisha Bowe; The activist and scientist Amanda Nguyen; and the film producer Kerianne Flynn.
Pop superstar Katy Perry and the presenter of “CBS Mornings” Gayle King were among the six passengers on Monday on an exclusively feminine trip to the edge of space through the Blue Origin Space Travel Company Jeff Bezos.
Blue Origin’s New Shepard rocket rose to space after taking off from the company’s launching facilities in western Texas.
The eight -minute flight toured more than 100 kilometers in the atmosphereovercoming the line of Kárman, which according to Blue Origin is the “internationally recognized limit of space.” Blue Origin promises passengers of its flourishing space tourism business that the trip offers the opportunity to experience “several minutes of ingrability and contemplate views of the earth that will change your life.” The module that transported astronauts, suspended from three parachutes, landed several minutes after the rocket.
The New Shepard rocket operates autonomously without a pilot. Together with Perry and King are the fiance of Bezos, the journalist and philanthontrap Lauren Sánchez; NASA’s engineer and veteran Aisha Bowe; The activist and scientific Amanda Nguyen; and the film producer Kerianne Flynn. The launch seeks to make visible the presence of women in aeronautics.
Katy Perry sang in space
Perry did sang during the flight. Although it was not clear what I sang during the transmission, King later said in an interview that was “What to Wonderful World”.
“I have already versioned that song. Obviously, my Higher Self is in command. I had no idea that one day I would decide to sing a little of that in space,” Perry said about his decision to sing the Louis Armstrong classic. “It’s not about me. It’s not about singing my songs. It is a collective energy and create space for women of the future. It is this wonderful world that we see out there and appreciate it. All this is for the good of the earth.”
Bezos, founder and president of Amazon, was the first to greet astronauts after landing. He opened the hatch with an English key and greeted Sánchez. Perry was the next to get out of the capsule; He knelt and kissed the sand from the ground. King emerged and did the same.
Blue Origin It was launched in 2000. The company made its first flight in July 2021 with passengers that included Bezos and Wally Funk, a pioneer astronaut who trained as part of the NASA Mercury program in the 1960s.
Source: Ambito
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