According to E! information.
The crew, who spent about four minutes in space, headed to the Karman line 62 miles above Earth (where the Earth’s atmosphere separates the space).
When they reached the ground, both Katie and Gale immediately kissed the ground, thanking them for their return. Meanwhile, Lauren happily returned to Earth, joked that by the exit, she needed to return to Jeff this summer.
She said at the blue origin of the West Texas launch site: “I had to come back. I mean, I mean, we’re getting married! News.
Aisha’s lifelong dream was to go to space, sharing, saying, “When we counted down from the age of ten, I started to hear some singing, we lifted up, and everyone could feel the energy in the capsule. Going to space with regret. “It’s quiet when you stand up, you look down at the earth.” “It really makes me think we really need to do better. ”
“We are always limited. You can’t go through everything we go through, not.” “It’s really a true sisterhood.”
Gale added Katy sang in What a Beautiful World sing by Louis Armstrong.
Regarding why she chose the song, Katy shared: “I’ve introduced that song in the past and obviously my high self is turning to the ship because I didn’t know I’d be singing in space one day.”
“It’s to make room for future women,” she continued. “It’s to the good of the planet.”
Before the launch, Lauren’s fiancé and Blue Origin founder Jeff joined the launch to support his partner, sharing a message with the crew before taking off. “I’m so excited for you, I don’t want to get out of the car,” he said on the Rockets with the crew. “I want to go with you.”
“When you come back,” he continued, “I can’t wait to hear about your changes. I love you all. God, see you quickly,” e! information.
