The first spatial mission of Blue originated exclusively by women has attracted attention around the world for unexpected reasons. The message of female empowerment that was originally intended to be sent has been dwarfed by the multiple criticisms for its exorbitant price, its questionable environmental impact and the behavior of its crew after landing on Earth.
Katy Perry, Gayle King and Lauren Sanchez, as well as the NASA Aisha Bowe space scientist, the film producer Kerianne Flynn and activist Amanda Nguyen, were part of the fleet composed exclusively of women who took off Monday morning from west Texas. The mission of 11 minutes apparently harmless, financed by the Amazon billionaire space exploration company, Jeff Bezos, has since been described as “indifferent” and “shameful.”
Lauren Sanchez, Kerianne Flynn, Amanda Nguyen, Katy Perry, Gayle King and Aisha Bowe before the space trip.
“What he regrets is to have made him a public show,” he tells a member of his team
According to publishes Daily Mail Citing a member of the singer’s team, Katy Perry would have reconsidered her inclusion in the crew of the Blue Origin ship, or at least she would have reconsidered the advertising she gave to this trip. “Katy does not regret going to space. He changed his life. What does repent is to have become a public show.”
The two most ridiculized moments of Katy Perry in the images of the expedition are when when he left the capsule he stopped a margarita to the sky before kneeling and kissing the ground. His statements also did not convince many. The interpreter said that it was a message of “love and belonging” and claimed “to make space for future women and occupy space and belonging” while some believe that their behavior was dramatic and excessive after a trip of 11 mintuos to space.
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The same source close to the famous admitted that Perry now regrets having “kissed the floor” after the flight, as well as its “first planes” inside the capsule, where she held Margarita and promoted the list of songs of her next tour and sang the letter of “What a Wonderful World” “while he was suspended in microgravity.
