Jail King and Lauren Sanchez applauded those who criticize them for their participation in the Blue Asset mission of NS-13.
The stars team-which also included Katie Perry, civil rights activist Amanda Nagwin, former NASA engineer Aisha Boy, and film producer Kirian Flynn-the first crew to visit both space visit since the Soviet astronaut Valentina Terichkova in 1963.
However, celebrities like Amy Schumer, Olivia Wilde and Olivia Moon seemed less than happy that women participated in the historical space mission and made their opinions openly known.
The king, 70, addressed the cash after hours of landing in 11 successful spaces in space.
The journalist told the people: “Anyone who criticizes her does not really understand what is happening here.”
“We can all speak to the response we get from young women from young girls about what this represents.”
The preacher of the founder of blue and billionaire Jeff Bezos also responded to some of these criticisms shortly after the launch and said she only obtained it “fired.”
“I really fired fire. I would like to make them reach the blue origin and see thousands of employees who only work here but put their heart and spirit in this car,” Sanchez, 55, told The Outlet.
“They love their work and love the task and it is a big deal for them.
“So when we hear such comments, I just say, trust me. Come with me. I will show you what this is going on, and it is really open.”
Earlier this month, Moon, 44, described the “Sharia” mission during an episode of “Today with Gina and Friends”.
“I know this may not be the great thing to say, but there are many other important things in the world now. What will you do, comrades in space? What do you do there?” Take off Moon.
“If you want to go to space, then why do you need to tell us that, you know? It is like, go there, I wish you a good time, come.”
Shomer, 43, took a pits in the female space crew.
“O comrades, the last time, add me to space, and I will go to space,” said the comedian jokingly in a video on Instagram on the launch day.
“Bring this thing. It has no meaning for me, but it was in my bag, and I was on the subway, and I got the text, and they were like,“ Do you want to go to space? “So I am going to space.”
Wilde, 44, moved to Instagram for entertainment in Bezos, which faces the mission's outrageous cost bill.
“I bought one billion dollars some good memes that I think,” she wrote about her story, along with a picture of Biri kissing the Earth after returning from space.
Model Emily Ratajkovsky also joined and shouted on how women's short space and other “motherland” damage.
“This space mission this morning? This is the final time, like, this is beyond the satirical simulation,” Ratajkovsky told her followers in Tiktok in a video style of a personal photo filmed in the car.
“You are interested in the motherland and that it relates to the motherland, and you are ascending to a satellite ship that has been built and paid by the company that destroys the planet individually?”
The new Shepard 31 was launched from the Blue Origen at 9:30 am from the West Texas base in the company, where all its six colleagues are holding.
As with previous space tourism tasks, Blue Orige designed a special emblem for women's space allowances, which are characterized by all their names and winking for both their works and aspirations.
Women's journey will celebrate the eleventh human trips of Habdard.
