Katy Perry Is Going to Space with an All-Women Crew

The pop star is one of six women set to make history on Blue Origin’s next spaceflight, making it the first all-female crewed mission since Valentina Tereshkova’s solo spaceflight in 1963.
Who's on Board?
The mission, called NS-31, is set to launch from West Texas in spring 2025 (exact date TBD). Alongside Perry, the crew includes:
- Gayle King – CBS Mornings co-host
- Lauren Sánchez – Jeff Bezos’ fiancée and the mastermind behind assembling the team
- Aisha Bowe – Bahamian-American aerospace engineer
- Amanda Nguyen – Civil rights activist
- Kerianne Flynn – Film producer
What’s the Mission?
The 11-minute journey will send the crew aboard New Shepard past the Kármán line—the internationally recognized boundary of space.
They’ll experience a few minutes of weightlessness and take in breathtaking views of Earth through Blue Origin’s massive panoramic windows (which cover more than a third of the capsule's surface).
While Katy Perry won’t be performing a zero-gravity concert (as far as we know), she’ll be making history. And who knows? Maybe E.T. will finally get an official music video… from space! 🌍✨
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