In post-landing interviews with Charissa Thompson for Blue Origin after the crew exited their space capsule, each NS-31 crew ...

open image in gallery Katy Perry lifts a daisy flower high to the sky as she disembarks from the Blue Origin spacecraft (Blue Origin/YouTube/PA Wire) She continued: “They are resilient ...

Pop star Katy Perry was the second person to come out of the capsule and after lifting a daisy to the sky (her daughter is called Daisy) she kissed the ground We've just been hearing from the six ...

Katy Perry honored her daughter, Daisy, while embarking on a trip to space on the Blue Origin flight. The “E.T.” singer brought a daisy inside the rocket and later held it up to the sky once ...

If you missed the Blue Origin New ... she held a daisy into the sky, and she explains that she took it on board because they are "strong ", "powerful" and "resilient" flowers.

Many people regard it as a weed – a plant that too often crops up in the wrong place – but everybody should really learn to ...

She told Blue Origin host Charissa Thompson that she ... Exiting the capsule after landing, the Firework singer held up a real daisy flower in the air, before kissing the ground.

A rare pink micromoon will rise alongside a giant blue star in the night sky on Saturday evening ... the next full moon will be the Flower Moon on May 12. But the next supermoon won't be until ...

While the standard color is sky blue or a darker cobalt, she said, sometimes the flowers are a paler blue, white — and even pink. It took about 30 years for a red bluebonnet to be developed by ...

Here is a brief rundown of some coming entertainment options in Northeast Ohio. Make submissions for consideration via email to [email protected] or [email protected]. You ...

Tanya Selway has reimagined a tired Edwardian property on London by taking the materials and the spirit of her family’s past and using it to transform the house into a canvas for personal expression ...

civil twilight starts at 5:51 a.m.; at that time the sky is visibly blue in the east. For mid-latitude Northern Hemisphere sky watchers Saturn and Mercury will still be mostly lost in the sun's glare.