Katie Perry returned to the ground after reaching the cosmos

Pop -star Katie Perry and five other women safely returned to the ground, reaching the space on the board of Jeff Bezos.

The singer was joined by the bridegroom Loren Sanchez and the leading CBS Gayl King, who said that the main highlight of the flight was to hear Perry Single Louis Armstrong “What a wonderful world”.

After landing on Earth, Perry said she felt “super associated with life” and “so related to love.”

The flight lasted about 11 minutes and took six women more than 100 km (62 miles) above the ground, crossing the internationally recognized boundary of space and giving them a few minutes of scare.

Also on board were a former missile scientist Ayes Bow, activist of civil rights Amanda Nguyen and the producer of Kerian Flynn.

The new Shepard’s new rocket rose from the launch of Western Texas right after 8:30 local time (14:30 BST).

The capsule returned to the ground with a soft planting, with the help of a parachute, while the rocket booster also landed in Texas.

From the inside the capsule could be heard how the recovery crew went to collect them.

Jeff Bezos opened the capsule door to greet Lauren Sanchez, the first to land.

“I’m so proud of this crew,” she said with tears. “I can’t express it in words.”

She paused before adding, “I looked out the window and we should look the moon.”

“The earth looked so quiet,” she said, adding that it was not what she was waiting. “It was quiet but really alive.”

Next was Katie Perry, who kissed the earth and raised the chamomile to the sky – her daughter was called Dais.

Gayl King also kneel and kissed the ground.

“I just want to have a minute with the ground, I just appreciate the earth for a second for a second only,” she said.

The latter, to go out, Kerian Flynna, pointed to heaven and shouted, “I went into space.”

Celebrity actors watched the launch from the ground.

Speaking out of viewing the platform, Chloe Kardashian said: “I didn’t understand how emotionally it would be. I have all this adrenaline, and I’m just standing here.”

“Whatever you dreamed, it reaches, especially today and age. Are you a big one, the desire of the stars – and one day you can be among them,” she added.

Oprah Winfrey told about her girlfriend Gale King and found that she was a nervous fly.

“I mean, for her-all that we are in flight, it is in someone’s circle with the slightest turbulence.

The spacecraft was completely autonomous without requiring pilots, and the crew did not manually drive the vehicle.

The blue origin says that the last space flight was more than 60 years ago when Soviet astronaut Valentina Tereshkov became the first woman to go into space on a solo mission on board Vostok 6 spacecraft.

Since then, there have been no other women’s space fields, but women have made many significant contributions.

Space tourism industry is still in its infancy, so each successful launch is significant and demonstrates that these short commercial flights can be safely operated.

But some critics emphasize that this is tourism, not cosmic science, but professional astronauts conduct missions, including scientific research, for the benefit of humanity.

“Celebility is not a messenger of humanity – they go into space for their own reasons,” said Dr. Kai Schroogl, a special advisor on political affairs of the European Space Agency, BBC News.

“These flights are important and exciting, but I think they may become a source of disappointment for space scientists,” he added. “We view space flight as science, knowledge and interests of humanity.

“Celebrities do this for fun, but they attract much more attention than ordinary astronauts.”

At a press conference after the flight, two women adopted the question with some criticism that the mission was related to, for example, with its cost.

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

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

Lauren Sanchez said she was “fired” about criticism and would like the Naiser to come to blue and saw thousands of employees who “invested their hearts and soul in” the mission.

Blue Origin is a private space company, founded in 2000, a Bezos entrepreneur, which also created Amazon.

Although Blue Origin has not released full ticket prices, a deposit of $ 150,000 ($ 114,575.85) is required to book a place – as a result of the exclusivity of these early flights.

Along with its suburbital tourist business, the company also develops long -term space infrastructure, including multiple missiles and lunar landing systems.

The new Shepard Rocket is designed for complete multiple use, and its amplifier returns to the starting platform for vertical plantings after each flight, reducing overall expenses.

According to the US laws, astronauts must undergo comprehensive preparation for their specific roles.

Blue Origin says its new Shepard passengers are trained for two days with a focus on physical training, emergency accidents, details about security measures and zero gravity procedures.

In addition, there are two support members mentioned as a crew member: one provides a constant management for astronauts and the other maintains a connection with the dispatching mission.

Space tourism growth has criticized that it is too exclusive and environmentally destroyed.

Proponents claim that private companies accelerate innovation and make space more affordable.

Professor Brian Cox told BBC in 2024: “Our civilization should expand outside our planet for such a number of reasons,” and believes that cooperation between NASA and commercial firms is a positive step.

The exhaust rocket engines contain gases and particles that can affect the climate of the earth and the ozone layer.

On its web -pioneer under the heading “Defense of our planet” Blue origin claims that “during the flight, the only side product of the New Shepard engine burning is a water vapor without carbon emissions.”

However, Eloas Marai, Professor atmospheric Chemistry and air quality at London University College, notes that water vapor is also a greenhouse gas and is a chemical that should not be in the upper atmosphere.

“This changes the chemistry of the stratosphere, depleting the ozone layer, and forms climates that affect the climate,” she says.

Experts say that as more and more rockets are launched, the risk of damage to the ozone layer increases.

The high cost of cosmic tourism makes it inaccessible to most people, and these expensive missions are not inaccessible for the majority.

Critics, including actress Olivia Man, have questioned the optics of this particular enterprise, noting that “there are many people who can’t even afford eggs” during the speech today with Jena and friends.

Kate Stevens reporting app, climate and BBC science.