Blue Origin Flight WORSE THAN the Fake Moon Landing
By Sean Spicer
Here’s what others had to say:
@gravanon1577
This “mission” taught girls around the world that riding a rich mans rocket will get you into space.
@terrynelson1587
At least we learned plastic boobs and lips don’t explode in space from the air pressure.
@truthoftheuniverse1
Real Astronauts don’t scream! Girls on a roller coaster do!
@silverwings1843
According to these women, if you take an airliner as a passenger you are now a Pilot !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@DanSmith-zn2sc
Disney thanks these women for taking Snow White off the radar
@tompeterson4628
Blue origin needs to stop calling these people astronauts.
@gustavbabic5004
Fun Fact: Back in the early 1960s, the X15 airplane achieved a higher altitude than the all girl Blue Origin flight.
@mikefields3089
Valentina Tereshkova was the first woman in space. She orbited the earth 48 times over a three day period in 1963. She flew solo, so this truly was an all female crew – a real woman cosmonaut on a real mission for three days in space 62 years ago.
@Jm-Gonz
This has to be the most expensive 10 minute joy ride in human history. It’s literally a Disney ride for the UBER rich, DEI media propaganda.
@rikker5251
Gayle King trying to compare them to Alan Shephard, and referring to them as astronauts, was disrespectful to Shephard and all true astru astronauts.
@StoopidFishRacing
I’m still laughing hysterically at every article that calls them the crew. I’ve never been on a Delta flight and thought “yeah I’m part of the crew”.
Kind of a slap in the face to every female engineer that was actually controlling it…
@pauljoseph2400
10 minutes and they only took a passing glance out the window because they had to record their “content”
@Hemidakota
Blue Origin does not achieve true low Earth orbit. According to NASA, low orbital flight generally begins at around 528,000 feet or more. While crossing the 61-mile mark does place them past the Kármán line—between approximately 341,000 and 351,000 feet—this only provides a brief moment of weightlessness, not sustained orbital flight. So, in reality, the so-called “Astro-Barbie’s” never truly made it to space in the full sense of the word. LOL.
@Ginger-n2o
After they supposedly landed on the desert floor in a poof of dust, which would have crushed them for one, there was no scarring or debris showing on the capsule that all other capsules show for 2, and then the door opens inward and the girls were opening the door to come out and then the camera crew came and told them no, don’t open the door yet, and then Bezos came over with some piece of metal to make it look like he was gallantly trying to unlock/ open the door and then he pushed it open like he was saving the day! Total BS CGI publicity stunt.
@georgemallory797
U2 and SR-71 pilots wear pressure suits at their 70,000′-100,000′ altitudes due to blood boiling if explosive decompression occurred. Something’s fishy here…besides the cargo.
@markdiephouse
The ladies should take the Titan submarine ride down to see the Titanic as their next great adventure.
@Dogtagnan
With the combined wealth of those ladies they could have founded a hospital, sourced pure water for African communities, anything that would serve humanity. Now THAT would have been a PR stunt worth doing.
Original source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZVBFV2KsOuE