Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin flop is bigger than Katy Perry

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• Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin flop is bigger than Katy Perry  The Verge
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• Katy Perry's trip to space criticized as more out of touch than out of this world  Business Insider
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• Blue Origin crew including Katy Perry safely returns to Earth after space flight  The Guardian
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