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Tariq J. Malik
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Editor in Chief, SPACE.com
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cybersecurity technology standardsAI Privacy intersection of poetry with science and technology
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Katy Perry just became the 1st pop star to sing in space - but Lance Bass, Beyonce, Lady Gaga, Sarah Brightman and Justin Bieber had their chance
By Tariq J. Malik Verified| SPACE.com Verified The first pop star in space has landed, and her name is Katy Perry. The "Firework" superstar launched on a suborbital trip with five celebrity women on Blue Origin's New Shepard rocket on Monday (April 14), cementing her status as the first pop singer in space. She even sang "What A Wonderful World" on the trip after seeing Earth from above. But that musical milestone in space history could have looked very different, because Katy Perry isn't the first performer with space ambitions.
By Tariq J. Malik Verified| SPACE.com Verified When Katy Perry and the all-woman crew of Blue Origin's next astronaut launch lift off on Monday, they'll launch in style. Literally. Lauren Sánchez, the journalist and author who organized the flight (she's also fiancee of Blue Origin founder Jeff Bezos), recruited designer Monse to reimagine Blue Origin's flight suits. "I think the suits are elegant, but they also bring a little spice to space," Sánchez told the New York Times.
Katy Perry just became the 1st pop star to sing in space - but Lance Bass, Beyonce, Lady Gaga, Sarah Brightman and Justin Bieber had their chance
By Tariq J. Malik Verified| SPACE.com Verified The first pop star in space has landed, and her name is Katy Perry. The "Firework" superstar launched on a suborbital trip with five celebrity women on Blue Origin's New Shepard rocket on Monday (April 14), cementing her status as the first pop singer in space. She even sang "What A Wonderful World" on the trip after seeing Earth from above. But that musical milestone in space history could have looked very different, because Katy Perry isn't the first performer with space ambitions.
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SPACE.com