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I have traveled to Normandy but never got the same level of respect as those who went in the forties.
It was a ride and she was just a passenger.
Gayle needs to get over herself. Many other women, real astronauts, have gone to space.Gayle King is doubling down and suggesting that she is an astronaut and deserves the same recognition as a man who went into outer space. Naturally, she had to play the victim and gender card. This morning, she said that these women aren't getting enough credit, and people don't know what it is like to do what they did. No kidding. Who has that much money to waste?
Trying to compare these tourists to the first American in space is pretty lame. But I get it, girl power and all.There's no difference in that way. They werent even selected to work any controls. A dog or chimp could have gone up. They did request access to controls.
Trying to compare these tourists to the first American in space is pretty lame. But I get it, girl power and all.
Compares herself to Alan Shepard, Gail, please…..
Yeah.Trying to compare these tourists to the first American in space is pretty lame. But I get it, girl power and all.
Affluenza (and the Age of Idiocy) at its finest. Did you hear what Katy Perry said of the team before they launched?
"We put the ass in astronaut!"
Inspiring.
Compares herself to Alan Shepard, Gail, please…..
Spam in a can.The recent comment by Gayle King about those who suggested they just took a ride while she tried to liken her "ride" to the same thing Alan Shepard did 63 years ago is ridiculous.
Alan Shepard didn't just take a ride in the Mercury spacecraft; he piloted it. He was the first American to fly in space, on his 15 minute flight, and he piloted his Mercury spacecraft, named Freedom 7, on a suborbital flight. He maneuvered the capsule himself, demonstrating manual control.
The Blue Horizon Girls went for a tourist in space ride.
Blue Origin is a spaceflight company founded by Jeff Bezos that focuses on reusable rocket technology and suborbital space tourism. She nor any of the passengers piloted anything. They took an 11 minute ride as space tourists.
The recent comment by Gayle King about those who suggested they just took a ride while she tried to liken her "ride" to the same thing Alan Shepard did 63 years ago is ridiculous.
Alan Shepard didn't just take a ride in the Mercury spacecraft; he piloted it. He was the first American to fly in space, on his 15 minute flight, and he piloted his Mercury spacecraft, named Freedom 7, on a suborbital flight. He maneuvered the capsule himself, demonstrating manual control.
The Blue Horizon Girls went for a tourist in space ride.
Blue Origin is a spaceflight company founded by Jeff Bezos that focuses on reusable rocket technology and suborbital space tourism. She nor any of the passengers piloted anything. They took an 11 minute ride as space tourists.
Open the video in post # 2.I don't recall Gayle making any claims along those lines.
It was historical, as it was apparently the first all female crew, but that's obviously artificial, and Gayle has little to do with that.
So in summation it's nothing really, except a TV stunt by TV personality.
I think the more interesting question is why does it bother some folks so much?
Attention.You already ranted about this in the thread about it yesterday.
Open the video in post # 2.
Indeed. And besides, who cares?Rich celebrity overstating the importance of some tourist activity they performed.
There's nothing really new here.