Katy Perry's Blue Origin Fake

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The clues conspiracy theorists say prove Katy Perry's flight was faked

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Social media flooded with bizarre claims that the Blue Origin mission was faked.

Skeptics immediately called foul, branding the launch a ' Hollywood fake' with 'the worst CGI any of these fake space agencies has produced' Dr Daniel Jolley , an expert on the psychology of conspiracies, said: 'This mission brings together two domains that have long been fertile ground for conspiracy theories: space exploration and celebrity culture'.

Astronaut Suni Williams ' hair didn't float like it should have if she was in microgravity.

One sceptical user complained: 'The real astronaut lady that SpaceX saved had her hair all raised. This is so fake' Others slammed Blue Origin for 'mocking God,' saying 'this isn't science, it's a ritual' There is no evidence to support claims that the patch was designed to look like Baphomet .

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