“CBS in the morning” CO-HOST GAYLE KING will soon get up to speed into space with blue origin. Meet the crew that joined. star-news.press/wp

“CBS in the morning” CO-HOST GAYLE King is about to pass to life on the edge of space on Monday.

King said that he was also “terrified and excited” to go to a new rocket with blue origin, along with the crew for all women who created history, called fearless and inspiring.

“These women are so bad. … have such incredible life stories, all they have achieved,” King on the “CBS Jutra” said First has been announced their trip to space.

For some it is a life dream. For others it is the risk that they are willing to take.

“He was never my dream. He was never my dream,” King said. “And someone said, maybe you should have new dreams, Gayle.”

The king arrived in the western Texas in front of the scheduled launch from 9:30 ET with blue origin. She said “CBS in the morning” presented to the host Vladimir Duthier to hope that the trip would be an inspiration to someone at some point in his life.

Here, women are expected to join the upcoming mission of blue origin, which has the target date of starting on Monday, 14. April and what they had to say so far about Epic Travel.

Gayle King

The king, who recently celebrated 70. Birthday, said that he wanted a new decade jumping on the rare opportunity to travel into space – as long as she had a blessing of her family and friends.

“I wanted to open up for new adventures and get out of my comfort zone,” King explained.

Despite her nerves, she is excited about countdown to the big day.

“I didn’t give the secret fact that I was very nervous, but also very excited,” King said, looking for people to send good wishes and good thoughts if they saw her in front of the launch. “I’m nervous enough.”

Katy Perry

A pop superstar Katy Perry is still killing that she can be part of all women crew in space.

“That you told me that I would be part of the first all-female crew in the universe, I would believe you. There was nothing outside my imagination as a child. Although we didn’t grow much, I never stopped watching the world with ourselves a world!” Perry wrote on social media In February.

Perry said he wanted to be a model for his daughter.

“I work hard to live my life so I am more than I ever been for my daughter to take all that is so unbelicious and the most endangered to get to the stars, literally and figuratively. I’m honored to be among this varied group of celestial sisters,” she added.

Lauren Sánchez

Journalist and Philanthrop Lauren Sánchez, who was engaged Founder of Amazon and Blue Origin Jeff Bezos since May 2023. It was thrilled to lead all-women crew.

“It will be women who make the difference in the world and who are in it participants and send a message to” Sánchez Wall Street magazine said In January 2023. It was officially appointed more than a year before five and other women who join the mission.

She jokes that “will have to hold (Bezos) back” from historic flight, but to cheer them off the ground. Bezos already ended a successful space mission Sami 20. July 2021. years, who called “the best day ever!”

“I’m super excited about it. And a little nervous. I wanted to be in a rebork from the jump, so (Bezos) is excited to happen with all these women,” she added Wall Street magazine Interview.

Aisha Bowe

Aisha Bowe Aisher Aisha Bowe will become the first person of the Bahamian heritage for traveling to the space when he refuses to flight of blue origin. She said she was preparing for this moment all his life.

“I mean, I started my career that I’m allergic to mathematics. … And here I’m sitting here, and go to space,” former Nasa rocket scientist and a two-day technological founder, “CBS in the morning” in early April.

She also choked members of their colleagues crew.

“This crew represents the best in the future of humanity. It is really space in favor of the country,” Bowe said.

Bowe is excited about the endless possibilities waiting for future generations and live proof that dreams can become reality.

“I did it because I saw everyone reaching for heaven and I knew it could,” she said.

Amanda Nguyen

Activist for civil rights and astronaut Amanda Nguyen, who turned personal trauma into landmark legislation when it made PUNIC FOR SEXUAL ATTACKIt was also set for history to do as the first Vietnamese and Southeast Asian woman in the space when he rises on a new rocket with blue origin.

“What a historic crew. Each of my police officers represents the community. I am so proud to present my as the first Vietnam woman in the universe,” she said “CBS in the morning” In March.

Nguyen discussed his plans for the implementation of two scientific experiments during the trip – one on her plant pathology in partnership with the Vietnam National Space Center, and the other on women’s health, focused on menstruation.

“Women were banned from becoming early in our menstrunauts. They did not have data to be supported,” Nguyen explained, the author of the newly memoir “Savings Pet”, explained.

Kerianne Flynn

The film producer Kerianne Flynn will also be among the historical crew. She waited for this rare ride to a nexna water.

In a Recent interview with elleFlynn recalled the dear memories of Stargazing with his grandfather in Michigan.

“I was wondering,” What is there, and what’s up? “But passing through the rest of my life, my education – simply didn’t look like something that was achievable, especially to be honored and excited. I share what we return with the world,” she said about the world.

Flynn was reflected in her colleagues of crew members in March on social media, writing that “flooded with deep joy and deep gratitude to be part of this historical journey”.

Watch live coverage “CBS in the morning” Host Gayle King’s trip into space on board Blue Origin of the rocket on Monday, 14. April, starting from 9 am CBSCBS News 24/7 or Paramount +.