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30 Hilariously Spot-On Reactions To Blue Origin’s Galactic PR Stunt With Katy Perry Gone Weird
“You don't have to feel like a waste of space. You're original, cannot be replaced,” sang Katy Perry back in 2010. Little did she know back then that 15 years later, she would be chanting “One, two, three: Take up space!” while being in space herself.
Earlier this week, the singer of the hit ‘Firework’ became one of the six women to go on a suborbital space tourism mission on Blue Origin’s New Shepard rocket. The first all-female space crew in more than 60 years comprised Katy Perry, Gayle King, Lauren Sánchez, Kerianne Flynn, Aisha Bowe, and Amanda Nguyen and reportedly spend just over 10 minutes on the mission, reaching an apogee of 346,802 ft above ground level / 350,449 ft above mean sea level (106 km AGL / 107 km MSL).
Upon successful completion, the women were thrilled, but their emotions, both before and after the mission, as well as the quest itself were met with different reactions from the general public. Many people took to the internet to share what they thought about Blue Origin’s mission, and they didn’t hold back their opinions much. Scroll down to find some of their thoughts on the list below.
An all-female crew successfully carried out a suborbital space tourism mission on Blue Origin’s New Shepard rocket
Image credits: Blue Origin
The crew list consisted of well-known names, including Katy Perry and Gayle King
Image credits: Blue Origin
The women were reportedly on the mission for 10 minutes and 21 seconds
Image credits: Blue Origin
After successfully landing back on Earth, Perry shared in an interview that she felt “super connected to love”
@billboard “I feel super connected to love,” @Katy Perry said after blasting into space with an all female crew on a @BlueOriginOfficial rocket 🚀 #katyperry #space #astronaut #katycats #interview ♬ original sound - billboard
The mission created quite a buzz online, with many people criticizing the stunt
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#1
BeesEelsAndPups 1 year ago
Thank you! Let's stop glorifying the collaborators and start taking care of the people who are being hurt by this administration.
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Featherytoad 1 year ago
I was thinking the same thing that "They were not crew." All they did was just take a ride and scream like little girls when they reached weightlessness.
#7
nomnomborkbork 1 year ago
These "Charlie's Angels" demeaned the hard work and incredible ability of all REAL women astronauts. Sickening.
#8
Fuhleeheece 1 year ago
And those women actually worked hard to acquire the skills they needed. They didn't sing moronic pop songs or blabber all over TV or get giant knockers for their billionaire boyfriends.
#9
nomnomborkbork 1 year ago
Real women astronauts are scientists of great ability. This demeans all of them.
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#22
kkrq2vk4tm 1 year ago
Why do they refer to them as 'crew' I thought they were just passengers with more money than sense
#23
Cindy Brick 1 year ago
Nope -- Oprah refused to go. So Gayle was the logical replacement. Sadly.
#24
BeesEelsAndPups 1 year ago
How much money did you waste and carbon did you dump into the atmosphere for the "benefit of Earth" exactly?
#26
Final score:
6points
#28
Final score:
4points
Fuhleeheece 1 year ago
Couldn't Gayle have pushed ol' Katy out the airlock just for that horror alone?
#30
Final score:
2points
Kat Alison 1 year ago
I wouldn’t do this myself. I don’t want to get blown up in a crappy piece of equipment that was probably made by people working too many hours for low pay (to maximize profits.)
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General Anaesthesia 1 year ago (edited)
They were passengers, not crew. As far as I know, NASA redefined the word and doesn't call them astronauts because they did nothing.
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Up and down, whoopee-doo. In 1961 Yuri Gagarin, USSR and the first man in space, orbited the earth. So did Valentina Tereshkova, the first woman in space, also USSR, in 1963, 48 times. She was not a passenger.
Tams21 1 year ago
I'm glad you added this, it was quite lazy for BP to repost these photos, label them as "cringe" and to not add any context whatsoever. The first actual female astronaut deserves to be a household name and they didn't even mention her.
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General Anaesthesia 1 year ago (edited)
They were passengers, not crew. As far as I know, NASA redefined the word and doesn't call them astronauts because they did nothing.
Load More Replies... General Anaesthesia 1 year ago (edited)
Up and down, whoopee-doo. In 1961 Yuri Gagarin, USSR and the first man in space, orbited the earth. So did Valentina Tereshkova, the first woman in space, also USSR, in 1963, 48 times. She was not a passenger.
Tams21 1 year ago
I'm glad you added this, it was quite lazy for BP to repost these photos, label them as "cringe" and to not add any context whatsoever. The first actual female astronaut deserves to be a household name and they didn't even mention her.
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