The Week contest: Spaceflight song

Celebrity women after Blue Origin spaceflight
The first all-female multiperson spaceflight
(Image credit: Blue Origin / Cover Images via Reuters)

This week's question: Pop star Katy Perry said she is "for sure" going to write a song about the recent trip she took with journalist Gayle King and others on the first all-female multiperson spaceflight. Suggest a title for the pop star's upcoming musical tribute to the brief voyage.

Click here to see the results of last week's contest: Robot melodrama

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SECOND PLACE: "When I'm Gone (For 11 Minutes)"

Doug Carasso, Seal Beach, California

THIRD PLACE: "I Kissed the Sky, and I Liked It"

George Strong, Plano, Texas

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"The One That Got to Space"

Kerry White, San Carlos, California

"When I'm Gone (For 11 Minutes)"

Doug Carasso, Seal Beach, California

"This Ain't California, Gurls"

Rich Wolf, Westminster, Maryland

"When I Was Long, Long Gone"

Mike McDannel, Lincoln, Nebraska

"I Kissed the Ground, and I Liked It"

Patricia Dews, Port Orange, Florida

"Queen of Space Camp"

Barry Cutler, Palm Desert, California

"Space-Age Dream"

Daniel Hicks, Randolph, Massachusetts

"Higher Work"

Lidia Zidik, Reading, Pennsylvania

"E.T. (Is a She)"

Ed Berschinski, Bainbridge Island, Washington