by A cheeky crew, a billionaire and a celebrity circus in the desert. Space missions don’t get a stranger.
But that’s the new world of Blue origin And his advertising machine.
It brought together six women – Everything at the top of your game – and dressed in designer flight suits. One of them, the singer Katy Perry, said that they had put “the ass in Astronauts”.
They started in a rocket called New Shepardrose to 65 miles above the earth where they drove and floated.
Perry held a daisy – a homage to her daughter, which was named after the flower.
And there was wild excitement about the sight of the moon. Did one of them really say that it was their goddess?
In the meantime there was a star assembly on planet Earth.
There were a few Kardashians. And Oprah Winfrey was there too, covered her eyes and could hardly look.
Then the astronauts were back, released from the capsule of Jeff BezosThe Mega-Rich founder of the company and fiancee of Lauren Sanchez, another famous name in the crew.
It was all a little surreal, and maybe an audience put it on who would normally not see a room start.
It is noteworthy that this was the first purely female space mission for more than 60 years.
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The Soviet cosmonaut Valentina Tereshkova was the first woman in space.
Around 100 followed her – not least of the Suni Williams, Recently back from her prolonged nine -month stay on the international space station.
Four minutes of weightlessness as a space tourist do not really compare each other.
But Perry hopes that the mission will encourage more girls and women – not least their daughter – to shoot for the stars.
Perhaps a purely female crew would not be so up to date.
