Katie Perry returns to Earth after reaching space

Pop star Katie Perry and five other women returned safely to Earth after reaching an area on the blue missile of Bizos.

The singer Bizos Lauren Sanchez and CBS Gayle King joined the singer, who said that the journey was highlighted.

After landing on the ground, Perry said that she felt “connected to life” and “linked to love.”

The journey lasted about 11 minutes, and the six women took more than 100 km (62 miles) over the ground, crossed the internationally recognized border of space and gave them a few moments of weightlessness.

Also on board, the former missile scientist in NASA Aisha Boy, civil rights activist Amanda Ngwin, and film producer Kirian Flynn.

The new Shepard missile was uploaded from its West Texas launch site after 08:30 local time (14:30 GMT).

The capsule returned to the ground with the cracked soft landing, while the missile reinforced in Texas fell.

The chanting can be heard from inside the capsule as the recovery crew went to collect it.

Jeff Bezos opened the capsule door to welcome Lauren Sanchez, the first to shake.

“I am very proud of this crew,” she said with tears. “I can’t put it in words.”

She stopped temporarily, before adding: “I looked at the window and reached the moon’s vision.”

“The Earth looked very calm,” she said, adding that this was not what I expected. “It was really calm, but alive.”

After that, Katie Perry, who accepted the earth and raised Daisi to the sky – was called her daughter Desi.

Jail King also got her knees and accepted the ground.

“I just want to be exposed a moment on the ground, just appreciate the ground for only one,” she said.

Another one comes out, Kirian Flynn pointed to the sky and shouted: “I went to space.”

Watch the famous actors of the Earth.

Speaking from the viewing platform, Khloé Kardashian said: “I didn’t realize how it would be emotional, it’s difficult to explain. I have all this adrenaline and I am just standing here.”

“All you dream about is within our reach, especially in the day and afternoon. A big dream, I wish the stars – and you may be among them,” she added.

Oprah Winfrey talked about her friend, Jail King, and revealed that she was a good nervousness.

She said, “I mean, for her-at any time-we are on a journey, it is in the bosom of someone on the lowest number of turmoil. She has real and realistic anxiety when it comes to flying. This is … this is to overcome it in the wall of fear.”

The spacecraft was completely independent, and did not require any pilots, and the crew did not manually work on the car.

Blue Orige says that the last female pies in more than 60 years when she became the astronaut of the Soviet space Valentina Terichkova, the first woman to travel to space on a single mission on the vostok 6 spacecraft.

Since then, there has been no other space lighting of females, but women have made many important contributions.

The space tourism industry is still in its infancy, so every successful launch and explains that these short and commercial flights can be carried out safely.

But some critics stress that tourism, not space science, and professional astronauts carry out tasks, including scientific research, in favor of humanity.

“Celebrities are not a human envoy – they go to space for their own reasons,” Dr. Kay Owi Shrouj, Special Adviser for Political Affairs at the European Space Agency told BBC News.

“These trips are great and exciting, but I think they may also be a source of frustration with space scientists,” he added. “We see a space journey as science, knowledge and the interests of humanity.

“Celebrities do so for entertainment, but they get more attention than ordinary astronauts.”

At a press conference after the trip, two women were subjected to some criticism of the task, for example, at its cost.

“I feel that anyone who criticizes does not really understand what is happening here,” said Jail King.

She said astronauts had a huge positive response from young women and young girls.

Lauren Sanchez said she “fired” about criticism and loves to reach the rejectionists of the blue origin and see thousands of employees who “put their heart and soul in” tasks “.

Blue Orige is a special spacecraft founded in 2000 by Bezos, billionaire businessman who also started Amazon.

Although Blue Origin has not exported full ticket prices, $ 150,000 (114,575.85 pounds) is required to reserve a seat – which prevents exclusivity for these early flights.

In addition to its tourist business under rotation, the company is also developing the long -term space infrastructure, including reusable missiles and lunar landing systems.

The new Shepard missile is designed to be fully reusable and the supporter returns to the launch platform for the vertical landing after each trip, which reduces the total costs.

According to American law, astronauts must complete a comprehensive training for their specific roles.

Blue Origin says new Shepard passengers are trained for two days with a focus on fitness, emergency protocols and details about safety measures and zero gravity procedures.

In addition, there are two members of the support referred to in the name of the crew member seven: one provides continuous guidelines for astronauts, while the other maintains communication from the control room during the mission.

The rise of space tourism has led to criticism that it is exclusive and environmental.

Supporters argue that private companies accelerate innovation and make the space easier.

Professor Brian Cox BBC was told in 2024: “Our civilization needs to expand beyond our planet for several reasons,” and it is believed that cooperation between NASA and commercial companies is a positive step.

The missile engine exhaust contains gases and molecules that can affect the Earth’s climate and ozone layer.

On her web page under the address “Protecting our planet” Blue Orige “during the trip, the only secondary product of the new Shepard engine is water vapor without carbon emissions.”

However, Eloise Marais, Professor of Chemistry in the atmosphere and air quality at the Universi London, notes that water vapor is also greenhouse gases and a chemical that is not supposed to be in the upper layers of the atmosphere.

“It changes the chemistry of the stratosphere, exhausts the ozone layer, and also constitutes clouds that affect the climate,” she says.

Experts say that with more firing and more missiles, the risk of harming the ozone layer increases.

The high cost of space tourism makes it difficult to reach most people, with these expensive tasks that are far -reaching to the majority.

Critics, including actress Olivia Moon, asked about the optics of this particular project, noting, “There are many people who cannot even bear the costs of eggs”, while he appeared today with Jenna & Friends.

Additional report by Kate Stevens, BBC and Science climate.