We 14. April, Jeff Bezos's fiancé, Lauren Sanchez, Pop star Katy PerryBroadcaster Gayle King, NASA Rock Scientist Aisha Bowe, civil rights activist Amanda Nguyen and the Producer of the film Kerianne Flynn finished 11-minute spatial flight.

However, diverse reactions have endured the journey after that, and not wondering its significance.

Ratajkowski did not waste time convicted in the blue origin of the all-women spacing trip.

Monday reacted to flight via video station on the tictok. "That space mission this morning, it's the high time sh-t. As this is out of parody," she started.

Ratajkowski then aimed at the founding of Amazon Jeff Bezos in the next part of the clip. She said, "She said you cared about Mother Earth and it's about Mother Earth, and you're going to the space ship built and paid a company that is equally manually destroyed by the planet?"

She added: "Look at the state of the world and think about how much resources have inserted these women into space. What? What was there for?"

The model is concluded, "and then try to do as ... I'm disgusting. I literally disgust."

On Tuesday, Ratajkowski shared another video on the missile, who worked out on her rant about all the women of space.

She begin"Okay, I'm back. I have more to say," I think this space mission is confusing people because they see women and policies they didn't involve them before, they really look progress. "

The 33-year-old continued with more vitriles intended for BezoS. She said, "But the truth is that she had a man who acquired his power and became a part of 1% by purely exploiting and greed deciding to postpone his fiancée and several more famous women in space tourism is a progress."

Ratajkowski ordered that the Space Mission "talks about the fact that we absolutely live in oligarchy, where a new lease for life is interested in, and the rest of the population, most people on the planet Earth, or, you know, dinner for your children."

She added: "I saw my Creator who said" Privilege was not achievement, "before he says" exploitation is certainly not achievement, and then something as it goes into 11. minutes, certainly not achievement. "

Ratajkowski compared the space mission in the film "Game Hunger", noting ", so this all gives" hunger ", isn't it?" She concluded: "Why do I make another video that I think we're in a place in the world we need to be able to be able to discern what makes the right progress, and what happened yesterday."

Ratajkowski got irresistible support of fans who commented on their video posts.

One person who commented on his first video Preferred Katy PerryI note, "Dying on the fact Katy Perry 100% thinks that the biggest feminism, like, no one has done more on behalf of feminism from what she did by doing so she did that ship."

The other person added, "they acted as if it was a victory for feminism. The money used to send into space could be used to actually help women in so many ways."

The fan that reacted to another video of Ratajkowski has been aimed, "Money spent on the Katy Perry mission could be better used to finance education, public health or environmental programs that create lasting changes."

The other person welcomed Ratajkowski, saying, "No babe I follow Emrat because she makes extremely valid points and uses his huge platform for good."

Emily Ratajkowski is not the only influential person who openly slammed the excursion of blue origin.

Before women moved on Monday, the actress Olivia Munn gave two cents on a controversial mission as they served as facing in April 3. April today with Jenna and friends. "

She said for Page six"What are they doing? I know it probably isn't a cool thing to say. But there are so many other things that are currently so important in the world."

Munn added later: "What are you going to do in space? What are you doing up?"

She also questioned why the all-female spacecraft was published before he expressed dissatisfaction about his expense, noting "I know it is probably embarrassing, but as if he had so much money to go into space, and there are a lot of people who can't afford or eggs."