Blue Origin could make history this spring by putting an all-female crew on its 11th New Shepard mission. The space company launched by Jeff Bezos said pop idol Katy Perry and veteran journalist Gayle King along with philanthropist Lauren Sánchez are among six trailblazers who will be flying on the debut of that spaceflight.
Rounding out the crew are former NASA rocket scientist Aisha Bowe, bioastronautics researcher Amanda Nguyen and movie producer Kerianne Flynn as part of a roster of more behemoth women.
Gayle King, 70, at first said no to the request, but then changed her mind, terming it a “once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.” “I’m so scared, but I’m also so scared”, she said during his announcement on CBS Mornings. 
New Shepard, previously recognized for its solo suborbital flights, will send patrons boon 62 miles over the world where it is economically called the Kármán line and give all of them a short, however thrilling excited emphasize of weightlessness and strikingly views Each mission is about 11 minutes in length before the capsule lands safely via parachutes.
This represents a major milestone for Blue Origin, which fizzled out crewed missions last year uncompleted after a short pause. The Jeff Bezos’ along with William Shatner, and Michael Strahan are previous most notable passengers.
With this latest release, Blue Origin is continuously stretching the limits of space tourisms, inspiring the next generation of individuals to reach for the stars.
