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Gayle King have seen the memes about the face she did before going into space – and she says that everyone is absolutely right How did she feel.
“I hear that I became a feme because of my facial expressions when I was walking on the bridge to go on the capsule,” King, 70, began Instagram video On Monday, April 14, after her voyage 11 minutes to space. “I didn’t realize that I was having a photo at that moment, and I didn’t realize that my phrase looked so scary. But I was, I was.”
Then broke the video to one of the memes, which showed a clip of King going on board the capsule with the sound of Rihanna Sing the line, “I don’t want to do this anymore” from her song “unfaithful.”
“I just thought, ‘I’m going to get in and get in my seat and I’m going to do this,’” King continued. “I knew I was always going to do that. Although we were told that if you go back out, you had to do it before two minutes and 30 seconds. You have to say, ‘I’m not going to fly.’ Well, I knew I wasn’t going to be that guy.
Katy Perry can add another achievement to her long list of accolades: become an astronaut. The pop star, 40, was one of six women who launched into space during the Women’s Space Light on Monday, April 14. Joining Perry on the blue origin Rocket CBS was hosting Gayle King, former rocket scientist Nasa Aisha Bowe, (…)
Despite maintaining her decision to complete the mission, the CBS journalist admitted that she was actually afraid to get on the ship.
“Going on, it was a little scary. It was a bit scary!” He explained. “So, the memes show that I’m anxious. I’m telling you, look at the picture when I came off the capsule. That’s the one that matters. That’s the speech of victory. That’s the one that matters. I’m so proud to be back on earth.
Gayle King
Blue/mega originIn photos taken after the capsule Returned to EarthA king can be seen kissing the earth and lifting his arms in praise to the sky. He also revealed Katy PerryWas in the capsule too, he sang a little “what a wonderful world” in space.
After the capsule landed, Perry, 40, explained why She chose to sing that song rather than one himself.
When the starred blue origin crew rocked into outer space, not everyone applauded. Celebrities including Olivia Wilde, Olivia Munn and Emily Ratajkowski criticized the launch on Monday, April 14, which marked the first women’s flight crew since the Soviet Cosmonaut Valentina Tereshkova individual space light in 1963. The event highlighted social media on social media. Katy Perry, CBS (…)
“I’ve dealt in that song in the past and, obviously, my higher self is always steering the ship because I didn’t have a clue that I would one day decide to sing a little of that in space, but I think it’s not about me, it’s not about singing my songs, it’s about collective energy there,” he explained. “It’s about us, it’s about making way for women in the future, and taking place and belonging. And it’s about this wonderful world we see it right and appreciate. This is all for the benefit of the earth.”
King and Perry were part of a female crew that also included Amanda Nguyen. Aisha Bowe. Kerianne Flynn and Jeff Bezos‘Fires, Lauren sánchez. The tour marked the first time a women’s crew had gone into space since Russian Cosmonaut Valentina Tereshkova embark on an individual mission in 1963.
