Katy Perry flew to space thanks to Blue Origin’s NS-31 mission. The singer traveled on April 14 aboard the New Shepard rocket with the journalist Lauren Sánchez, the space engineer Aisha Bowe, the entrepreneur Amanda Nguyen, the writer Gayle King and the film producer Kerianne Flynn to ascend 106 kilometers of the earth’s surface and cross the line of Kármina, where They were able to experience the feeling of ingrability For a few minutes.
This female crew reached zero gravity three minutes after the launch and, shortly after, crossed the limit of space. Blue Origin shared on the social network X (Twitter) a Video in which you can see the crew enjoying the ungravidity and the incredible views of the Earth.
After experiencing the ungravidity, the crew They returned to Earth with the parachute system of the New Shepard rocket cabin And, later, minutes after the landing, Jeff Bezos opened the capsule door and Sánchez was the first passenger to leave. Behind her were one by one the other five crew members who participated in the mission. The singer Katy Perry knelt and kissed the ground When he got out of the ship, as did the journalist Gayle King.
“I feel very connected to love; this experience has taught me how much love there is inside me,” said Perry, who He wore a margarita aboard the aircraft Because they are “common flowers, which grow in all conditions”.
Blue Origin’s NS-31 mission was successfully completed
Blue Origin successfully completed another manned flight of the New Shepard program, in addition, the NS-31 mission took off at 15:30 Spanish time Peninsular and the landing of the capsule took place at 15:40 peninsular Spanish time, as planned.
The female crew took off from the launch site Launch Site One (Texas, United States) to ascend 106 kilometers from the earth’s surface and cross the karm line. In total, The time elapsed from the mission has been ten minutes and 21 seconds.
On the other hand, it is important to mention that This flight is the second in history to be integrated only by womentaking into account that the first woman to travel alone to space was Russian astronaut Valentina Tereshkova in the Soviet mission Vostok 6 in 1963.
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