Amanda Nguyen– The first Vietnamese -American woman who flew into the universe has just completed her special journey on the evening of April 14, Vietnam time.
Space.comDescription Amanda Nguyen stepped out of the white ship with windows in the West Texas desert, put his hand on his chest, then punched his hand on the sky, his face radiant with joy. Just flying over the Kármán street – recognized as the boundary of the earth division and the rest of the universe, she officially became the first Vietnamese -American woman to fly into the space.
Amanda Nguyen, the first Vietnamese -American woman to fly into space
Photo: AFP
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The flight to the space of Amanda Nguyen and the crew on the New Shepard train takes off at 9:30 am on April 14, local time, ie 21:30 am on the same time in Vietnam, from the No. 1 launch pad of Blue Origin in West Texas (USA).
The whole flight lasts about 10.5 minutes
Accompanying Amanda Nguyen in the NS-31 mission are 5 excellent female astronauts: Aisha Bowe, former broadcasting engineer Bahamas; Gayle King, famous journalist; Katy Perry, singer and charity; Kerianne Flynn, film producer and Lauren Sanchez, helicopter pilots and journalists.
This is the first female crew since the flight of Valentina Tereshkova in 1963, showing a step forward in gender equality in the field of space.
The entire flight lasts about 10.5 minutes, giving NS -31 passengers about 4 minutes without weight when their compartment flew on the Kármán street – the “boundary” of internationally recognized space is at an altitude of over 100 km.
Later, the New Shepard spacecraft landed even after about 10.5 minutes after launching, creating a cloud of dust swollen in the western sky of Texas.
New Shepard of Blue Origin
Photo: VNSC
Earlier, the Vietnam Space Center (VNSC) – Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology (VAST) has just announced the cooperation with Vietnamese -American female astronauts Amanda Nguyen – founder and executive director of NGOs, in the Mission of NS -31 historical space with Blue Origin’s first female crew.
In particular, VNSC said that it provided 169 lotus seeds (Nelumbo Nucifera), a symbol of purity and intense vitality in Vietnamese culture to join Amanda Nguyen to make a journey to explore the universe.
