Martha Stewart jokes about Katy Perry, Gale King All Semare Blue Origin Flight
All women’s groups, including pop star Katy Perry, went to space temporarily for an 11-minute flight on Monday. The criticism that followed has continued for a long time. And it continues to come.
On Friday, lifestyle expert Martha Stewart posted a video of the 2007 Zero Gravity Flight on a Boeing 727 called the G-Force One, using a caption that referenced one of Perry’s hits.
On top of the video of Stewart flipping with zero gravity, “Have you ever felt like a plastic bag floating in the wind?” That’s the line of Perry’s 2010 hit, Firework.
Stewart’s Instagram account also posted, “If we waited for a gap in 2007, Martha was always ahead of her time.”
Perry, author and former journalist Lauren Sanchez, aerospace engineer Aisha Bow, bioastronauts research scientist Amanda Nguyin, film producer Kerianne Flynn and CBS host Gale King have achieved success with Blue Origin NS-31 Flight this week.
Passengers rolled onto the launchpad of a Libyan electric truck and raised the elevator to get into the capsule. Sanchez’s fiancee, Blue Origin founder Jeff Bezos, personally escorted the rocket. The flight lasted about 11 minutes. Perry sang the fantastic world while flying, but the choppy audio made it difficult to hear the female voices from time to time during the live stream.
This was the first all-female space flight since the historic solo space flight of Soviet astronaut Valentina Teleshkova in 1963. Tereshkova was the first woman in the universe.
Bezos waited to greet the crew at the landing site, and stepped into an apparently small hole and almost landed in his face. Social media has played the moments many times.
I wrote one X user“I’m sorry for watching Jeff Bezos’ Facepret millions of times.”
Criticism and defense of flight
Criticism began even before the women took off. On today’s show on April 3rd, actor Olivia Munn unraveled the event.
“There are so many things that are very important in the world right now.” Mann said on the show. “What’s the point? Is it historical that you guys are riding? I think it’s a bit of a glutton.”
For some reason, the fast food chain Wendy’s, known for her witty tweets, took aim at Perry after she landed. First, Wendy’s tweet, “can Will we send her back? ”
The company too I tweeted the photo After returning to Earth, Perry kissed the ground and captioned, “I kissed the ground and I liked it.” (Perry’s 2008 song kissed a girl with a line that reads, “I kissed a girl, and I liked it.”)
Then, when another X user asked, “She was only there for about 10 minutes, right?” Wendy’s account responded horribly, “Don’t shorten her, which was 11 minutes.”
However, the woman defended the flight.
“I’m not going to let you steal our joy, but most people are really excited, cheering on us, and knowing what this mission means for young women, young girls and boys,” King said at a news conference after returning home.
Aerospace engineer Bow defended the scientific part of travel.
“We went through science today,” Bowe said. “We’ve collected data so that more people can do meaningful research with blue origins. It wasn’t just plant biology. We’ve studied human physiology and contributed to the knowledge base of what people know about women. We’re inspiring the world now.”
Watch Katy Perry visit the space
The new Shepherd spacecraft was released from West Texas at about 8:30am on Monday. Relive your missions via live stream replay of Blue Origin YouTube.
See this: Watching Blue Origin is a successful landing of that first female star-studded spaceflight
Will the new Shepherd reach the space?
The new Shepherd from Blue Origin will be released in Texas.
There is a continuous debate about what represents space. For example, everyone agrees that the International Space Station is in space, but they agree to ride a commercial rocket where the blue origins work fall into the grey zone. One benchmark is the Kalman Line, an imaginary line 62 miles above the surface of the Earth.
NASA recognizes “There is no clear boundary between where Earth’s atmosphere ends and where space begins,” says most scientists, but Kalman’s line is recognized as a point of transition into space. So, if you don’t want to get into a Nippical debate, Perry and the others have briefly visited space during their flight.
After the spacecraft passed the Kalman Line, the woman experienced zero gravity. The return trip included a gentle parachute assisted landing of the capsule.
This was the 11th human flight in the new Shepherd program. Blue Origin has sent 52 people into space, including Star Trek William ShatnerGood Morning America’s hosts Michael Strahan and Bezos.