Blue Origin’s New Shepard NS-31 mission will feature an all-female crew for the first time since 1963, symbolizing progress in gender equality in space exploration. The mission will launch on April 14, with notable participants including pop icon Katy Perry, broadcaster Gayle

Blue Origin’s upcoming NS-31 mission is remarkable for planning the first all-female crewed spaceflight since 1963, spotlighting progress and controversy. The diverse crew includes pop icon Katy Perry, journalist Gayle King, media expert Lauren Sanchez, aerospace engineer Aisha Bowe, activist Amanda Nguyen,

Blue Origin’s New Shepard mission marks a historic all-female crew launch, advancing gender equality in space exploration. The crew includes diverse professionals: scientists, cultural icons, journalists, exemplifying varied perspectives on space travel. Katy Perry fulfills a long-held dream of experiencing space, while

Blue Origin, driven by Jeff Bezos’ vision, is set to launch an all-female crew into the edge of space on April 14, featuring celebrities Katy Perry and Lauren Sánchez. The mission has faced criticism for prioritizing spectacle and celebrity over scientific exploration,

Inauguration of the all-female suborbital flight, led by Jeff Bezos, generates excitement but also triggers controversy. Key figures include media personality Lauren Sánchez and pop star Katy Perry, drawing attention to the mission’s celebrity aspect. Olivia Munn’s critique highlights the mission’s questionable

April 2025 sees Florida’s Space Coast as a hub of astronomical and engineering milestones. Amazon’s Project Kuiper launches on April 9, aiming to revolutionize global internet access via satellites. NASA and SpaceX’s 32nd resupply mission to the ISS occurs on April 21,

Brian May, legendary Queen guitarist and creator of the “Red Special,” combines his musical artistry with a profound dedication to science and animal rights. Born in 1947, May’s early life included building his iconic guitar with his father and studying astrophysics at

The Artemis II mission at Kennedy Space Center marks a crucial step in humanity’s return to the Moon, leveraging the powerful Space Launch System (SLS) rocket. This mission will be the first since the Apollo era to send humans beyond Earth’s orbit,

The Artemis II mission aims to reignite humanity’s lunar exploration and set the groundwork for future Mars missions. Nearing reality at Kennedy Space Center, the mission is powered by NASA’s Space Launch System (SLS), featuring immense propulsion capabilities. Standing over 322 feet,