Mariah Carey Misses Out on Space News

Mariah Carey recently appeared on BBC Radio's "Scott Mills Breakfast Show" where she was asked about going to space, just like fellow pop star Katy Perry. However, it seems Carey was not aware that Perry had already traveled to space with an all-female crew on Blue Origin's suborbital space tourism mission in April. Carey's reaction was to ask several questions, seemingly surprised by the news, before responding that she didn't need to go to space, having "done enough."

Key Takeaways:

• Mariah Carey was unaware that Katy Perry had traveled to space with an all-female crew on Blue Origin's suborbital space tourism mission in April.
• The crew included Lauren Sánchez, Gayle King, Amanda Nguyen, Aisha Bowe, and Kerianne Flynn.
• Carey asked several questions about Perry's space trip, including if she was "floating" and if it was true.
• Carey ultimately decided she didn't need to go to space, having already "done enough."
• Carey expressed admiration for Perry's achievement, saying "Wow. Alright Katy. I'm not mad at her. That's pretty amazing."
• The incident highlights the fact that even celebrities can miss out on major developments in various fields.

Statistics:

• 1: The number of women who traveled to space with Katy Perry on Blue Origin's suborbital space tourism mission.
• 1: The number of females on the Blue Origin crew, including Katy Perry, who reached an altitude of 106.9 km (350,000 feet).
• 4: The month in which Katy Perry went to space with the Blue Origin crew.
• 1: The diva extraordinaire who decided she didn't need to go to space, having already "done enough" (Mariah Carey).
• 5: The number of individuals on the all-female crew who traveled to space with Katy Perry.

Sources:

• BBC Radio's "Scott Mills Breakfast Show"
• CNN
• Mariah Carey's interview with BBC Radio's "Scott Mills Breakfast Show"
• Blue Origin's suborbital space tourism mission
• "Fireworks" singer Katy Perry