US EditionCarrie Underwood Has Hilarious Response to Whether She'd Go to Space
- Carrie Underwood responded humorously when asked if she would go to space, joking she struggles just navigating Earth and gravity.
- This came amid public debate over the astronaut status of civilians like Katy Perry, who flew on Blue Origin's 2021 space mission.
- The controversy stems from varying definitions of space boundaries, including the 50-mile FAA limit and the 62.1-mile Kármán line used by Blue Origin.
- Bezos' company stressed reaching the Kármán line at 62.1 miles, suggesting that those flying lower in Virgin Galactic vehicles may not fully qualify as space travelers.
- The discussion highlights unsettled spaceflight terminology and differing opinions about who merits the astronaut title in the era of civilian suborbital tourism.
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‘American Idol’ Judges Carrie Underwood & Lionel Richie React to Katy Perry’s Blue Origin Space Trip | Just Jared: Celebrity News and Gossip
Carrie Underwood and Lionel Richie have no interest in emulating Katy Perry‘s Blue Origin space trip. Carrie, who replaced Katy as a judge on American Idol last year, recently revealed her thoughts on Katy‘s venture into space. “The day I go to space will be when the good Lord decides my time on Earth here is done and he takes me home. So, that will be the day I leave this Earth,” she told Access Hollywood. Meanwhile, fellow judge Lionel Richie …
Katy Perry slams ‘unhinged and unhealed’ critics of Blue Origin spaceflight
Katy Perry took aim at the “unhinged and unhealed” critics of her Blue Origin spaceflight earlier this month. The polarizing pop star, 40, seemed to respond to the flak for the flashy flight when she thanked fan accounts for their support of “The Lifetimes Tour.” “I’m so grateful for you guys. … Please know I am ok, I have done a lot [of] work around knowing who I am, what is real and what is important to me,” Perry commented on an Instagram pos…
Fans of pop girlies are mocking Katy Perry with a Kristen Wiig 'SNL' sketch
A new social media trend has entered the stratosphere in the wake of the pop star's controversial space expedition.Kevin Mazur/Getty; NBC Katy Perry during the Lifetimes Tour; Kristen Wiig as Dooneese on 'Saturday Night Live'Katy Perry is continuing to catch strays, this time from the most biting demographic of all: the pop girlie fandom.The pop star is currently in the midst of her international Lifetimes Tour, which spans her most recent disco…
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