US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has said the all-women Blue Origin crew, including Gayle King, didn't qualify as astronauts under FAA criteria. He emphasised the requirement for ...

Duffy said the women, including Katy Perry and Gayle King, do not meet Federal Aviation Administration astronaut criteria Kayla Bartkowski/Getty; @nicolasgerardin Blue Origin's April 14 space ...

The chart-topping singer boarded the Blue Origin space flight along with Gayle King, Lauren Sánchez, Aisha Bowe, Amanda Nguyen, and Kerianne Flynn. The 11-minute journey had Perry announcing how ...

But, while Russian cosmonaut Valentina Tereshkova was showered with praise for her solo mission in 1963, the women on this week's Blue Origin flight have attracted almost universal criticism.

According to the report, following Blue Origin founder Jeff Bezos wrenched open the hatch with a specialised tool to greet the all-female crew, some footage reportedly showed the capsule door ...

At about 10 seconds into the video, you can see the booster kick up desert dust as it corrects its trajectory just above the surface and moves to the center of the launchpad, which is painted with ...

She was previously a senior writer and editor at Fortune Magazine. This week, rocket company Blue Origin sent six women to the edge of space, the first time an all-female crew made the trip since ...

Unique details include flared pant legs with a white feather motif, inspired by the Blue Origin logo. Every crew member was 3D body-scanned so the suits could be made exactly to their measurements.

Photo courtesy @nicolasgerardin Gayle King had choice words for critics of her Blue Origin flight. "Space is not an either or, it's a both and, and because you do something in space doesn't mean ...

Bold and striking, the Black White and Red Feather Nail Art blends dramatic contrasts with delicate feather details. This unique design captures the perfect harmony of elegance and edge ...

CBS host Gayle King responded to the backlash over the Blue Origin space flight on Tuesday and suggested the all-female crew was being held to a different standard than men who've been to space.

Former NASA rocket scientist Aisha Bowe described seeing Earth without borders or boundaries during her recent journey aboard Blue Origin's spacecraft, calling the view from 62 miles up "just ...