The flight, which observed Gayle King, Lauren Sánchez, Katy Perry former NASA rocket scientist Aisha Bowe, bioastronautics evaluation scientist Amanda Nguyen, and film producer Kerianne Flynn launch into space in Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin New Shepard rocket Monday, returned dwelling, ending their mission.

Nonetheless some celebs observed are viewing the all-female crew’s 11-minute flight as wasteful, with model Emily Ratajkowski reiterating a sentiment beforehand shared by Olivia Munn, who criticized Blue Origin for harming the planet with what she observed as a gratuitous journey as a lot as space.

“That’s end time s–t,” Ratajkowski talked about in a clip shared to TikTok. “Like, that’s previous parody.”

She continued, “You say that you just care about Mother Earth, and it’s about Mother Earth, and likewise you go up in a spaceship that’s constructed and paid for by a corporation that’s single-handedly destroying the planet. … Take a look on the state of the world and consider what variety of property went into putting these women into space. For what?”

Bridgerton‘s Charithra Chandran moreover shared her concepts on the matter, sharing a scathing critique on TikTok.

“One factor is just not sitting correct with me about these celebrities that went into space for the time being,” Chandran began. “For one, why? Two: aren’t there consultants that will kill for this opportunity, and three: wouldn’t it merely actually really feel like people who’ve an extreme amount of money and an extreme period of time and by no means adequate to dwell for? Like, why are you doing that? Why?”

“In fact, I’ll go as far as to say, anybody who must go to space or deep beneath sea, you shouldn’t have adequate points in your life, on account of why?,” she continued. “I’m a curious specific individual, nonetheless I’ve on no account wished to go to space or to the underside of the ocean, ocean, irrespective of.”

Comedian Amy Schumer used the Blue Origin flight as a comic book e-book bit, taking to Instagram to jokingly inform her followers that she’d been added to the enterprise as a last-minute passenger.

“So I’ll space and I’m so excited. Lauren Sanchez, Katy Perry and Amanda Nguyen have been my guiding lights by this whole journey, which I merely obtained known as to be part of this space employees this morning,” Schumer quipped. “And I’m loving it. I’ve on a regular basis wished to go to space, and as well as I merely have to say, How extreme had been the people who received right here up with the determine for space? Had been they like, ‘What should we identify it? It’s obtained lots, like, space.’”

Even fast meals chain, Wendy’s seemingly threw shade on the journey, notably Perry’s jaunt as a lot as space. Replying to a tweet which be taught, “Katy Perry has returned from space,” the official Wendy’s X account tweeted, “Can we ship her once more.”

The account moreover poked satisfying at Perry kissing the underside upon landing once more on Earth. “I kissed the underside and that i most well-liked it,” Wendy’s moreover wrote, referencing Perry’s hit tune “I Kissed a Girl.”

Shortly after their put up went viral, Kesha took to X to share {a photograph} of herself gleefully sipping from a Wendy’s cup. Whereas she supplied no caption, it wasn’t prolonged until these on-line speculated the put up was a dig a Perry, who has been a relentless Dr. Luke collaborator amid Kesha’s sexual assault claims and licensed battle with the producer. Kesha and Dr. Luke settled their dispute in 2023.

Following the flight, every King and Sánchez responded to the criticism they’ve been receiving since saying their dedication to embark on the mission, with King telling PEOPLE: “Anybody that’s criticizing it doesn’t truly understand what is happening proper right here.”

“I get truly fired up,” Sánchez chimed in.

“I’d prefer to have them come to Blue Origin and see the 1000’s of employees that don’t merely work proper right here nonetheless they put their coronary coronary heart and soul into this automobile,” she continued of her fiancé’s space experience agency. “They love their work they normally love the mission and it’s a large deal for them.”

“So after we hear suggestions like that, I merely say, perception me. Embody me. I’m going to current you what that’s about, and it’s, it’s truly eye opening,” she concluded.

Bowe, within the meantime, moreover weighed in, in step with PEOPLE, initially sharing comparable sentiments as Sánchez.

She recognized that she wished “these which might be criticizing the mission could be taught the messages in my inbox.”