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    2025: Odyssey in Strazio | Rolling Stone Italia

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    Who knows they will have thought of the aliens: not even time to tell them Roar.
    Katy Perry went to space together with a team made up of other women, the presenter of “CBS Morns” Gayle King, the journalist and girlfriend of the CEO of Amazon Lauren Sánchez, the space engineer Aisha Bowe, the scientist and activist Amanda Nguyen and the film producer Kerianne Flynn, thus becoming the first artist to wander the line of the line of the line of Kármán.

    A launch advertised for months, an “all -female” team, officially assembled in this way to emphasize the empowerment and inclusion, with the aim of inspiring the new generations of women to undertake careers in sciences, technology and spatial exploration.

    And while it will be up to a few years to see if the girls at listening will want to become astronauts, surely the ADV has succeeded: of the Blue Origin, a company founded by Jeff Bezos who promises to passengers passionate about space tourism (and who have half a million to spend in extra) the opportunity to experiment “several minutes of absence of gravity and admiring panoramas of the land that have changed their lives”.

    More than anything else because this is the most mematable story of 2025, and we are only in April.

    To begin with, the launch closely witnessed the passionate notes of space engineering Kris Jenner and Khloe Kardashian, who interviewed said: «Whatever you dream is within your reach. Wishes the stars and one day maybe you can be among them ». It almost wants to embrace them.

    But at the start of the New Shepard there was also Oprah Winfrey, who could not hold back the tears before take -off:

    However, the real gem is that many, many, had not understood that Katy Perry and his 'crew' would have been in space just a handful of minutes, like four, just the time to get a decent selfie.

    Katy Perry also sang in flight: “I have to sing in space!” He had told the followers that they followed his preparation for weeks. The gayle -board companion told journalists: «We continually asked her to sing, but she didn't want to. Everyone said: «Sing Roarsings Firework, (at most et, okay) And she replied: «It is not about me. I want to talk about the world ».

    And here is the choice fell again on Luis Armstrong and his What to Wonderful World: «I'm not here to sing my songs. Today we are talking about collective energy and giving space to the women of the future. It is about appreciating this wonderful world that we see out there. All this is for the good of the earth, “continued the pop star. But not only that: while he was in orbit Katy Perry also revealed the setlist of his new tour, printed on a butterfly that fluttered thanks to the absence of gravity.

    All to return to earth a few minutes later, we said. And, as soon as he gets out of the spacecraft, to kiss the ground as a survivor of Interstellar.

    “I Kissed the Ground and I Liked It”

    If gravity is missing in the space, on the Twitter, however, humor never fails: an avalanche of comments have marked the operation as a nonsense. “I went to drink a glass of water and were already returning,” writes a user. “Looking at her kissing the ground after it was away 10 minutes is moving,” writes another.

    In short, more than raising awareness of the theme of women's shortage on the areonautical sector (in 2022 it was estimated only 12%), the launch of the Blue Oregon seems only yet yet another billionaire operation in search of adrenaline. And the message seems to be clear enough: you can go to space, women. But only if you have the perfect fold and above all if you come back in time for dinner, that you don't cook alone.

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