Katy Perry Back on Earth After Reaching Space

Pop Star Katy Perry and Five Women Safely Returned to Earth After Reaching Space Aboard Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin Rocket.

The Singer was joined by Bezos’s fiancée Lauren Sánchez and cbs present gayle King, who said a Highlight was Highlight Was Perry Sing Louis Armstrong’s “What a wonderful World”.

After Landing Back on Earth, Perry Said She Felt “Super Connected to Life” and “So Connected To Love”.

The Flight Lasted Around 11 minutes and Took The Six Women More Than 100km (62 Miles) Above Earth, Crossing the Internationally Boundary of Space and Giving Moments Of Weightlessness.

Also on Board Were Former NASA Rocket Scientist Aisha Bowe, Civil Rights Activist Amanda Nguyen, and film Producer Krewne Flynn.

The New Shepard Rocket Lifted Off From Its West Texas Launch Site Just 08:30 Local Time (14:30 BST).

The Capsule Returned To Earth With A Parachute-Assisted Soft Landing, While The Rocket Booster Also Landed Back in Texas.

Cheering Could Be Inside The Capsule As The Recovery Crew Went to Collect Them.

Jeff Bezos Opened The Capsule Door to Welcome Back Lauren Sánchez, The First To Disombark.

“I’m So Proud Of This Crew,” She said tearfully. “I Can’t Put It Into Words.”

She is paused, bepping: “I looked out of the window and we got to the moon.”

“Earth looked so quiet,” She said, adding that it was not what it expected. “It was quiet, but really alive.”

Next Out Was Perry, Who Kissed The Ground and Lifted a Daisy to The Sky – Her Daughter is Called Daisy.

Gayle King Also got on Her Knees and Kissed The Ground.

“I Just Want To Have The Ground With The Ground, Just Appreciate The Ground For Just Second,” She Said.

The Last to Get Out, Krewne Flynn, Pointed at The Sky and Shouted: “I Went To Space.”

A Celebrity Cast Had Watched The LAUNCH From The Ground.

Speaking From The Viewing Platform, Khloé Kardashian Said: “I didn’t realise how well it’s hard to explain. I have all this adrenaline and I’m standing here.”

“Whatever You Dream of Our Reach, Esexay’s Day and Age. Dream Big, Wish for The Stars-and One Day, You couldbe Be Amongst Them.” She was added.

Oprah Winfrey Spoke About Her Friend Gayle King, and Revealed She was a nervous flier.

“I Mean, Her-Whew-AnyTime’s Lap at the slightest bin at the turbulence. She has started real-world Anxiety. And this … This is Her Overcoming a Wall of Fear,” She Said.

The SpaceCraft was fully autonomous, allowing no pilots, and the crew did not manually operate the Vehicle.

Blue Origin Says The Last All-Female Was Over 60 Years ago when the Soviet Cosmonaut Valentina Tereshkova became the first woman to travel on a Solo Mission on the SpaceCraft Vostok 6.

Since then, there have been no other all-female SpaceFlights But Women Have Made Numerous Significant Contributions.

The Space Tourism Industry Is Still In Infancy, So Every Successful Launch Is Significant and Demonstrates That These Short, Commercial Flights Can Be Carried Out.

But some critics stress it is tourism, not space science, and professional astronauts, including scientific research, for the benefit of Humankind.

“A Celebrity Is’t Humankind – They Go Into Their Own Reasons,” Dr. Kai-Uwe Schrog, Special Advisor for Political Affairs at the European Space Agency, Told BBC News.

“These flights are even significant and exciting, but I think maybe can be a source of frustration space for Space Scientists,” He added. “We See Space Flight to Science, Knowledge and Humanity of the Interests.

“Celebrities do IT Amusement But Get A More Attention Than The Regular Astronauts.”

In a News Conference After The Flight, Two of The Women Took The Criticalism With The Criticalism The Mission Had Received, Related Example to ITS Cost.

“I Feel That Anybody Who is Criticising Doesn’t Really Understand What’s Happening Here,” Said Gayle King.

She said that the astronauts had had had a huge, positive Response from Young Women and Young Girls.

Lauren Sánchez Said She Had Got “Fired Up The Criticalism and Would Love To The Naysayers Come to Blue Origin and The Thousands Tho Heart And Soul Into” The Missions.

Blue Origin is a private Space Company Founded in 2000 Beezos, The billionaire entrepreneur Who Also Started Amazon.

Although Blue Origin has not released full ticket prices, A $ 150,000 (£ 114.575.85) Deposit is required to reserve the Seat-underlining The Exclusivity of Early Flights.

Alongside ITS suborbital tourism business, The Company Is Also Developing Long-Term Space Infronture, Including Reusable Rockets and Lunar Landing Systems.

The New Shepard Rocket Is Designed to Be Fully Reusable and Its Booster Returns to the Launch Pad for Vertical Landings After Each Flight, Reducing Overall Costs.

According to US LAW, astronauts must complete Complete Comprehensive Training For Their Specific Roles.

Blue Origin Says New Shepard Passengers Even Trained Over Two Days With Physical Fitness, Emergency Protocols, Details About The Safety Measures And Procedures for Zero Gravity.

Additionally, there are Two Support Members referred to Asdrew Member Seven: One Provides Continuous Guidance to Astronauts, While The Maintains Communication From The Control Room During The Mission.

The Rise of Space Tourism has been prompted criticalism That is it is exclusive and environmentally damaging.

Supporters Arguer That Private Companies Are Accelerating Innovation and Making Space More Accessible.

Professor Brian Cox Told The BBC in 2024: “Our Civilization Needs To Expand Beyond Our Planet for So Many Reasons,” and Believes That Collaboration Between NASA AND COMMERAL Firms is a positive Step.

Rocket Engine Exhaust Contains Gases And Particles That Can Affect Earth’s Climate and Ozone Layer.

On ITS Web Page Under the title “Protecting Our Planet” Blue Origin Claims “During Flight, The Only ByProduct of New Shepard’s Engine Combustion Is Water Vapor No Carbon Emissions.”

However, Eryse Marais, Air Quality Atmospheric London College London Points That Water Vapour Too Is A Greenhouse Gas and Is A Chemical That is Not Supposed to Be Upper Layers of the Atmosphere.

“Its Alters The Chewsphere of the Stratosphere, Deploying The Ozone Layer, and Also Forms Clouds That Affect Climate,” She Says.

Experts Say That More and More Rockets Are Launched, The Harming Of The Risks Ozone Layer Increases.

The High Cost of Space Tourism Makes It Inaccessible to Most People, With Expensive Missions Out of Reach For The Majority.

Critics, Including Olivia Munn, Questioned The Particular Venture, Remarking “There’s A Lot Who Can’t Even Afford Eggs,” During An Appearance On Today With Jenna & Friends.

Additonal Reporting by Kate Stephens, BBC Climate and Science.