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All-woman Blue Origin crew floats in space
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0:38Now PlayingA crew of six women, including pop star Katy Perry and CBS host Gayle King, travelled to the edge of space on a Blue Origin rocket and successfully made it back to Earth on Monday. It was the first all-female spaceflight in more than 60 years. In video released by Blue Origin, the six women could be seen floating inside the vessel and cheering during the 11-minute flight.
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